Engineering Cloud Networking
Since Day One

Born Inside a Carrier

CTX started as an engineering effort inside Telecom District — at the time, a systems integrator serving Service Providers in Mexico. Working deep inside telco infrastructure, we saw the gap firsthand: cloud providers had transformed compute and storage, but networking remained stuck in legacy architectures. No tool on the market delivered carrier-grade BGP control, real-time multi-cloud observability, or AI-powered network operations at production scale.

So we built it. And when we realized the gap wasn’t unique to the carriers we served — that every operator and cloud-heavy enterprise faced the same limitations — CTX became its own company, purpose-built to close that gap for the industry.

CTX then gave Telecom District a unique edge in the Mexican market. When TD launched as a licensed telecommunications company, the CTX stack is what made it unlike any other carrier in the region. Today, Insight monitors their multi-cloud infrastructure. Archi AI supports their NOC operations. And Kontrol Edge — a full NaaS platform built by CTX, integrated via gRPC into TD’s Cisco NCS infrastructure — delivers managed connectivity to their enterprise clients, making TD the only carrier in Mexico with a modern platform that gives businesses full control over their connectivity. Next, Reflector will extend TD’s reach with end-to-end cloud networking services deep into the public cloud.

What we sell is what we run. What carriers need, we build — whether it’s a product from our portfolio or a purpose-built platform for their operation.

CTX is developed by Cloud Transit Xchange, Inc. with engineering operations across the United States and Mexico.