Liberty Networks is the leading digital infrastructure provider in the Caribbean and Latin America. With a long history in the region and deep, trusted partnerships across governments, communities, and enterprises, we serve as the digital backbone that connects and empowers millions. Present in 33 countries*, we operate the most extensive subsea and terrestrial networks, delivering reliable, secure, and resilient connectivity that fuels national priorities, enables economic growth, and transforms lives through greater digital access.

A strong regional footprint

• ±50,000 km* of subsea fiber and 17,000 km of terrestrial routes.
• 33 countries* connected, with local engineering, service delivery, and support teams.
• Tier III and Tier IV datacenters across the region, certified for resilience and security.
• 24/7 bilingual NOC, SOC, and CSC with proactive monitoring.

Subsea cable systems

Liberty Networks operates and co-owns a diverse set of subsea systems that interconnect the Caribbean and Latin America, ensuring capacity, resilience, and reach:

• ARCOS-1: 8,700 km ring topology connecting the U.S., Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Curaçao, Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, and Central America. _{Minimum service life through 2036.}
• MAYA-1.2: 2,386 km linking the U.S., Honduras, and Cayman Islands. _{Minimum service life through 2035.}
• CFX: 2,400 km express route connecting the U.S.,Jamaica, and Colombia. _{Minimum service life through 2033.}
• PCCS: 6,000 km system connecting the U.S., Aruba, Tortola (BVI), Colombia, Panama, and Ecuador. _{Minimum service life through 2040.}

In addition, Liberty Networks is part of the consortia that own and operate several other key regional cables, including: EWC, ECFS, CBUS, Gemini–Bermuda, BDSNi, EC-Link, Fibralink, CJFS, Americas-II, and Bahamas-2. Together, these cables form the largest modern subsea fiber footprint in the Caribbean and Latin America, creating the foundation for national resilience and digital growth.

A history of modernization and innovation

We continue to invest strategically to extend system life, increase capacity, and ensure resilience across the region:

• ARCOS-1 Modernization: 400G upgrades and rerouting to bypass congested hubs, extending its life to 2036.
• MAYA-1.2 Optimization: Reconfiguration and next-gen equipment install to safeguard critical routes (connecting Honduras and the Cayman Islands to the U.S.).
• LEO Enablement: Hosting and interconnecting ground stations that support Low Earth Orbit satellite operators, ensuring these new services benefit from Liberty Networks’ terrestrial and subsea backbone.

The MANTA Project – Our next big step

Liberty Networks is leading the development of MANTA, a next-generation 5,400 km subsea cable system and the largest single infrastructure investment in the group’s history.

• Regional impact: Strengthening connectivity between Mexico, Panama, Colombia, and the U.S., while providing new options for international traffic flows.
• High capacity: Up to 18 fibre pairs and 396 Tbps theoretical capacity.
• Resilience: Redundancy and alternate routes to safeguard essential services.
• Latency: Direct Querétaro–San Blas–U.S. East Coast route with only 24 ms latency.
• Future-ready: Expansion potential toward the Cayman Islands.

Set to be operational by 2027, MANTA is designed to become the backbone of Latin America’s digital future, addressing the surge in demand from cloud, content, and AI-driven applications.

Supporting government priorities

Connectivity is central to development. With Liberty Networks’ infrastructure, governments can:

• Advance digital transformation in education, healthcare, and public services.
• Strengthen economic competitiveness by enabling local enterprises and ISPs to scale.
• Ensure resilience in times of crisis with redundant routes and secure systems.
• Promote universal inclusion with reliable access in remote and underserved areas.

Partnership with accountability

We operate transparently, aligning with regulatory frameworks and working side by side with governments to ensure digital infrastructure benefits entire nations. Liberty Networks is committed to future-proofing the region’s connectivity and reinforcing its role as a trusted partner for national development.

ABOUT LIBERTY NETWORKS

Liberty Networks, part of Liberty Latin America, is a leading infrastructure and enterprise connectivity provider in Latin America and the Caribbean that connects over 30 countries with nearly 50,000 kilometers of submarine fiber optic cable and 17,000 kilometers of terrestrial networks. The company operates several of the region’s most important subsea systems, including ARCOS-1, CFX, ECFS, PCCS, and MAYA-1.2, alongside major initiatives such as MANTA, a new high-capacity pan-regional subsea system for the Caribbean and Latin America. 

At Liberty Networks, we partner with enterprises, carriers, and business communities, leveraging our expansive network infrastructure, next-generation solutions portfolio, and data center network to provide a solid foundation that enables business success across the region.  

To learn more about Liberty Networks, visit  www.libertynetworks.com  and follow us on LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and YouTube. 

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