Cross-border carrier services
Dedicated fiber between Baja California and Los Angeles.
Jelly Digital and its Sister company Mexico Internet Exchange have operated dark fiber across the US/Mexico border for roughly a decade — from Tijuana and Playas up through our San Ysidro POP, across San Diego, and directly to One Wilshire in Los Angeles. Dark fiber, lit wavelengths, DIA from 1 Gbps to 100 Gbps, and MPLS — on three diverse physical routes, available for immediate turn-up.
Continuous ownership
10+ years
Dark fiber crossing the US/Mexico border, in production for roughly a decade. Single-provider path from Mexican origination to US termination.
Border-adjacent POP
San Ysidro
Our point of presence sits on the US/Mexico border in San Ysidro, California — directly at the crossing. Colocation and cross-connects available.
Diverse routing
3 routes
Three physically diverse fiber paths — Tijuana Centro, Playas de Tijuana, and surrounding Baja metros — for redundancy and diversity-compliant deployments.
Services on our cross-border backbone
Every service below runs on the same dark-fiber backbone we own end-to-end — no handoffs between carriers at the border, no reliance on third-party regional loops.
Ten years in the ground. Yours to light.
Dark Fiber
Unlit fiber pairs crossing the border and extending to major San Diego data centers and onward to One Wilshire Los Angeles. You light it, you own the spectrum, you control the transport end-to-end.
- · Single-provider ownership from Mexican origination to LA termination
- · ~10 years of continuous operation, production-seasoned
- · Major San Diego data centers reachable on dark
- · Direct path to One Wilshire, Los Angeles
Details
Dedicated λ, point-to-point, carrier-grade.
Lit Wavelength Services
Lit wavelength services over our dark-fiber backbone, delivering dedicated protocol-agnostic transport between endpoints in Baja and the US. 10G, 100G, and 400G wavelengths available.
- · 10G / 100G / 400G wavelengths
- · Protocol-agnostic transport (Ethernet, OTN, SDH, SAN)
- · SLA-backed with managed optics
- · Diverse routing on request
Details
1 Gbps to 100 Gbps, three diverse routes.
Dedicated Internet Access (DIA)
Dedicated, SLA-backed internet from 1 Gbps up to 100 Gbps, delivered across Tijuana, Playas, and surrounding Baja California metros. Immediate to short turn-up.
- · 1 Gbps to 100 Gbps capacity
- · Three physically diverse delivery paths
- · Low-latency routing to major IXs (Equinix LA, PAIX)
- · Clean BGP transit with IPv4 and IPv6
Details
Multi-site, QoS-aware, cross-border.
MPLS Solutions
MPLS-based L2/L3 VPN services connecting sites on both sides of the border, with quality-of-service classes for voice, video, and business-critical data.
- · L2VPN (VPLS) and L3VPN services
- · QoS classes for voice, video, and data
- · Cross-border and US-domestic sites on one network
- · Multi-carrier interop for complex topologies
Details
Layer-2 point-to-point and multipoint.
Ethernet Private Line (EPL/EVPL)
Dedicated Ethernet transport between your sites — point-to-point (EPL) or multipoint (EVPL) — across our cross-border backbone. Clean MEF-compliant delivery.
- · EPL point-to-point and EVPL multipoint
- · MEF 2.0 and MEF 3.0 compliance
- · Guaranteed bandwidth with low jitter
- · Delivered at any MEF interface speed
Your equipment, right on the line.
Colocation at the Border POP
Colocation space at our San Ysidro POP — directly on the US/Mexico border. Ideal for customers who want their own equipment as close as physically possible to the cross-border transition.
- · Rack, cage, and cross-connect availability
- · Diverse power feeds and cooling
- · Direct cross-connects to our cross-border fiber
- · 24/7 remote hands
Private access to AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Cloud On-ramps
Private, low-latency connectivity from your Baja California or San Diego footprint to AWS Direct Connect, Azure ExpressRoute, and Google Cloud Partner Interconnect via our LA reach.
- · AWS Direct Connect via One Wilshire / CoreSite LA1
- · Azure ExpressRoute via LA meeting rooms
- · Google Cloud Partner Interconnect
- · Oracle FastConnect on request
Shortest path. Measured and monitored.
Low-Latency Transport
Minimum-hop transport between Baja California and Los Angeles financial venues and carrier hotels — with measured latency commitments for trading, real-time collaboration, and high-frequency workloads.
- · Measured one-way latency commitments
- · Dedicated path with no sharing
- · Direct reach to One Wilshire, CoreSite LA
- · Tap-off for monitoring available
Three diverse routes
Each route originates from a physically separate path across Baja California and converges at our San Ysidro POP. Used as primary / secondary pairs or deployed together for diversity-compliant dual-homed circuits.
Route 1
Primary: Tijuana Centro
Our primary fiber path originates in central Tijuana, routes through dedicated conduit up to our San Ysidro POP, then follows a diverse path north through San Diego to LA.
Route 2
Diverse: Playas de Tijuana
A physically separate route originating in Playas, routed along a coastal path distinct from the primary. Used for redundancy pairs and for customers with strict diversity requirements.
Route 3
Expansion: Surrounding Baja metros
Additional fiber laterals and customer-provisioned routes across surrounding Tijuana-area and Baja California metros. We continue extending the footprint based on customer demand.
Who we serve
Our cross-border customers are organizations that move high-capacity, low-latency traffic between Mexico and the US and need a single provider owning the full path.
Hyperscale cloud providers
AWS, Azure, GCP, and Oracle build reach into Latin America — our cross-border fiber is a private-line path between their US hubs and Baja California edge footprints.
Mexican banks and financial institutions
Secure connectivity from Mexican financial centers to US correspondent banks, clearing venues, and cloud compliance environments.
Maquiladora manufacturers
Global manufacturers operating Tijuana-area plants need reliable site-to-site connectivity back to US ERP, SCM, and corporate networks.
BPO and call centers
Outbound and inbound call centers serving US clients from Baja California need symmetric bandwidth, QoS for voice, and low jitter.
Cross-border e-commerce
Merchants fulfilling from Mexican warehouses to US customers rely on our transport for order management, inventory sync, and payment processing.
Mexican telecom carriers
Carriers and ISPs with Mexican origin traffic destined for US peering exchange points use our backbone as a diverse or primary cross-border path.
CDNs and content platforms
Global CDNs and streaming platforms use our backbone for cache fill, regional peering, and origin fetch between US and Mexican edge nodes.
Financial trading and market data
Trading firms distributing US market data into Baja California data centers — and venues routing orders northbound — use our low-latency paths.
Cross-border media production
Broadcast and media companies moving high-bitrate video between Tijuana studios and Los Angeles post-production facilities.
Enterprise multinationals
Corporations with offices on both sides of the border operate MPLS WANs on our backbone, with one carrier end-to-end.
Why enterprises pick our cross-border backbone
Single-provider ownership
We own and operate the fiber from Baja California origination through the border crossing up to One Wilshire. No carrier-to-carrier handoffs introducing latency, billing seams, or accountability gaps.
Ten years of continuous operation
Our cross-border fiber has been in production for roughly a decade. Real-world seasoning — not a new build still working through acceptance issues.
Immediate to short turn-up
Capacity is built and idle across our three routes. Most services turn up in days to weeks depending on last-mile, not quarters. Pre-provisioned paths available for emergency deployments.
Local on both sides
Teams on both sides of the border — US engineers in San Diego, Mexican operations in Baja California. Regulatory, physical, and commercial continuity without cross-carrier escalations.
Ready to scope your cross-border circuit?
Send us your endpoints and requirements — capacity, redundancy, latency targets, cloud on-ramps — and we'll come back with options, routing diagrams, and turn-up timing. Immediate availability on most routes.
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