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Telxius: Data Center - TTON01

Telxius Data Center - TTON01 is located at Calle 7 3100, Las Toninas, Partido de La Costa, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. The gross building size for this location has not been provided. The gross colocation space is not available for this data center. No power information has been offered for this location. We found 0 data center locations within 50 miles of this facility. No certifications are specified for this location.
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About Data Center - TTON01

Telxius TTON01, operated by Telxius Cable (part of the Telefónica Group), is located at 3100 Avenida 7, Las Toninas, Partido de la Costa, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Positioned in the Atlantic coastal region, this facility serves as a strategic landing and infrastructure point within Telxius’s subsea network, especially given its connection to multiple submarine cable systems including Tannat, Brusa, Junior, and Firmina, which enhance connectivity between Argentina, Brazil, the U.S., and beyond

⚙️ Facility Highlights

  • Operator: Telxius Cable.
  • Landing Station Role: Functions as a key landing site for multiple submarine cables—Tannat, Brusa, Junior, and Firmina—providing essential undersea connectivity infrastructure.

🔐 Security & Compliance

  • No confirmed details

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

  • Carrier Access: The facility is operated by Telxius Cable, which indicates provider-level connectivity; no other carriers are listed in PeeringDB or Inflect data.
  • Subsea Network Connectivity: Key landing hub for multiple submarine cables:
  • Tannat, which links Santos (Brazil) to Las Toninas.
  • Brusa and Junior submarine cables as part of Telxius’s multi-route connectivity framework.
  • Firmina, Google’s new submarine cable connecting directly to South Carolina, U.S., landed here in early 2024. 
  • Carrier-Neutral Status: No evidence found to support a carrier-neutral claim; appears operated solely by Telxius.
  • Interconnection services such as Internet Exchange (IX) access or fiber entry diversity are not specified in available sources, so they are not included.

💼 Who It Serves

  • Telecommunications & Network Operators leveraging Telxius’s international subsea network infrastructure.
  • ISPs and Carriers seeking low-latency, resilient connectivity between South America, the U.S., and beyond.
  • Enterprises or Government Agencies requiring robust undersea network access with redundancy via multiple cable routes.
  • Content Providers / Hyperscalers potentially reliant on Telxius’s submarine system as part of broader global routing architectures.