Miami, live since 2025, is in MIA1 at the NAP of the Americas — the building where the Caribbean and Latin American cables all made the same real-estate decision. We joined Equinix Miami with Arelion, Cogent and Lumen, and the first test instance answered São Paulo at 52 ms, which is how fast the Atlantic gets when you stand where it lands.
The site carries 0.4 Tbit/s of edge capacity at a 4 ms local median, with 35 ms to Mexico City, 17 to New York and 87 to Madrid. Miami is the bridge to Latin America: the US jurisdiction that the region's traffic passes through anyway, now with a rack that does not add a continent to the round trip.