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Neutrona Networks
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Flō Networks
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neutrona.com
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Private
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2012
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Neutrona Networks, doing business as Flō Networks, is an independent Latin American telecommunications carrier headquartered in Miami (with US operations centered in El Paso) and Mexican offices in Ciudad Juárez and Mexico City. The company provides enterprise digital infrastructure — Dedicated Internet Access, Private Network, Enterprise WAN, Managed SD-WAN, Voice for Business, Cloud Connect, Multicloud Connect, and Secure Cloud Connect — alongside a security and encryption portfolio (Network Encryption, Perimeter Security, SD-WAN Advanced Security, Clean Pipes) and wholesale/carrier services. With approximately 25 years of operational history and a fiber network spanning 14 countries in the Americas, the company reports serving 2,000+ organizations across financial services, industrial and manufacturing, retail, enterprise services, and healthcare, including named customers such as Coppel and Lexmark.

The underlying technology stack is a multi-country fiber network with direct connections to major public clouds (notably AWS, including AWS Mexico), positioned for low latency, operational continuity, and AI-ready enterprise workloads. The portfolio is organized around three solution layers — Enterprise Connectivity, Cloud Connectivity, and Security and Encryption — with a fourth Carrier layer (Wholesale, Tailored Services) serving other operators. This layered architecture allows the company to upsell from transport to managed SD-WAN to integrated security and cloud on-ramps within the same account.

The business model is B2B enterprise connectivity sold via direct, specialist-led sales engagement with quote-based pricing and SLA-backed recurring contracts. Revenue mechanics are not publicly disclosed, but the recurring nature of connectivity, SD-WAN, and cloud connect services implies predictable, contract-based revenue streams. Customer concentration is distributed across multiple verticals and thousands of accounts, and the cross-border US-Mexico corridor is a deliberate geographic focus, with bilingual go-to-market supporting mid-market and enterprise buyers across the Americas.

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Neutrona Networks (Flō Networks) is an independent Latin American telecom carrier providing enterprise connectivity, managed SD-WAN, direct cloud on-ramps, and network security across 14 countries in the Americas, serving 2,000+ organizations in financial services, manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and enterprise services.

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HeadquartersMiami, United States
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North America
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enterprise connectivity services, managed SD-WAN services, cloud connectivity solutions, telecommunications carrier services, network security services
Industry4 codes
1Network Engineering, Integration & Field Deployment Services (Design, Build, Test)
CodeEUADAIAMPrimaryYes
2Utility Fiber Backbone & Transport Networks (OTN/MPLS, DWDM)
CodeEUADAIAAPrimaryNo
3Public Carrier Connectivity & Managed Services for Utility WAN (MPLS, DIA, APN)
CodeEUADAIAGPrimaryNo
4Unified Communications & Collaboration Network Services (VoIP/QoS)
CodeBPAEAEAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Wired and Wireless Telecommunications Carriers (except Satellite)51711
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Neutrona Networks (operating as Flō Networks) is a neutral and independent Latin American telecommunications carrier that delivers enterprise digital infrastructure, including dedicated internet access, private networks, enterprise WAN, managed SD-WAN, voice for business, direct cloud connectivity to major public clouds (AWS), and network security and encryption services. The company operates a fiber network spanning 14 countries across the Americas and serves more than 2,000 organizations with infrastructure engineered for low latency, operational continuity, and AI-ready environments.

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Flō Networks offers a unified portfolio of enterprise digital infrastructure solutions organized into three main categories: Enterprise Connectivity (including Dedicated Internet Access, Private Network, Enterprise WAN, Managed SD-WAN, and Voice for Business), Cloud Connectivity (Cloud Connect, Multicloud Connect, and Secure Cloud Connect), and Security and Encryption services (Network Encryption, Network Perimeter Security, SD-WAN Advanced Security, and Clean Pipes). The company also provides Carrier services through Wholesale and Tailored Services. With 25 years of operation serving 2,000+ organizations across 14 countries in the Americas, the platform is positioned for AI-ready environments and emphasizes low latency, operational continuity, and network infrastructure designed for critical workloads.

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Partnership1 partner
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Direct cloud connectivity partnerships providing enterprises with optimized access to AWS infrastructure across the Americas. Enables high-availability financial connectivity architecture connected to AWS Mexico and multi-cloud connection services.

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Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

LatAm-focused cloud and connectivity provider operating data centers and network services across emerging markets — comparable Mexico/South America cloud-connectivity offering but at smaller scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Telefónica's infrastructure arm operating submarine cables, fiber backbones and enterprise connectivity services globally with strong LatAm presence — broader portfolio and parent-company scale, overlapping capabilities with Flō's wholesale/carrier business.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Colombian-headquartered Latin American carrier with a regional fiber network serving wholesale, enterprise and cloud connectivity customers — directly comparable LatAm enterprise/carrier carrier offering.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Pan-Latin American wholesale telecom carrier operating a fiber backbone across multiple countries, serving operators and enterprise customers — comparable network-led, carrier/wholesale go-to-market model to Flō Networks.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Large US/global incumbent carrier offering enterprise WAN, SD-WAN, cloud connectivity and security to multinationals — broader portfolio and scale but overlapping enterprise connectivity services with Flō.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Submarine cable and fiber network operator serving the Americas with IP, transport and enterprise connectivity services — similar fiber backbone business and Americas focus as Flō Networks.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Latin American digital infrastructure and wholesale carrier offering enterprise connectivity, cloud connectivity, and data center services across the Americas — directly overlaps Flō Networks' enterprise/carrier services portfolio and geographic focus.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Mexican carrier and data center operator providing enterprise connectivity, cloud connectivity and managed services — same Mexico-centric enterprise carrier motion as Flō Networks.

TypeDirect peer
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Global IP backbone and carrier services operator offering IP transit, DIA and colocation with major LatAm presence — comparable IP Transit / wholesale carrier positioning to Flō's Mexico IP Transit leadership claim.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Fiber-focused enterprise and wholesale carrier providing DIA, SD-WAN, Cloud Connect and wavelength services across the Americas — comparable fiber backbone + enterprise carrier mix but at much larger scale.

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Neutrona Networks

Neutrona Networks (Flō Networks) is an independent Latin American telecom carrier providing enterprise connectivity, managed SD-WAN, direct cloud on-ramps, and network security across 14 countries in the Americas, serving 2,000+ organizations in financial services, manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and enterprise services.

What Neutrona Networks does

Neutrona Networks, doing business as Flō Networks, is an independent Latin American telecommunications carrier headquartered in Miami (with US operations centered in El Paso) and Mexican offices in Ciudad Juárez and Mexico City. The company provides enterprise digital infrastructure — Dedicated Internet Access, Private Network, Enterprise WAN, Managed SD-WAN, Voice for Business, Cloud Connect, Multicloud Connect, and Secure Cloud Connect — alongside a security and encryption portfolio (Network Encryption, Perimeter Security, SD-WAN Advanced Security, Clean Pipes) and wholesale/carrier services. With approximately 25 years of operational history and a fiber network spanning 14 countries in the Americas, the company reports serving 2,000+ organizations across financial services, industrial and manufacturing, retail, enterprise services, and healthcare, including named customers such as Coppel and Lexmark.

The underlying technology stack is a multi-country fiber network with direct connections to major public clouds (notably AWS, including AWS Mexico), positioned for low latency, operational continuity, and AI-ready enterprise workloads. The portfolio is organized around three solution layers — Enterprise Connectivity, Cloud Connectivity, and Security and Encryption — with a fourth Carrier layer (Wholesale, Tailored Services) serving other operators. This layered architecture allows the company to upsell from transport to managed SD-WAN to integrated security and cloud on-ramps within the same account.

The business model is B2B enterprise connectivity sold via direct, specialist-led sales engagement with quote-based pricing and SLA-backed recurring contracts. Revenue mechanics are not publicly disclosed, but the recurring nature of connectivity, SD-WAN, and cloud connect services implies predictable, contract-based revenue streams. Customer concentration is distributed across multiple verticals and thousands of accounts, and the cross-border US-Mexico corridor is a deliberate geographic focus, with bilingual go-to-market supporting mid-market and enterprise buyers across the Americas.

Neutrona Networks firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Neutrona Networks
Legal name
Flō Networks
Website
https://neutrona.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2012
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Neutrona Networks (Flō Networks) is an independent Latin American telecom carrier providing enterprise connectivity, managed SD-WAN, direct cloud on-ramps, and network security across 14 countries in the Americas, serving 2,000+ organizations in financial services, manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and enterprise services.
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akta.pro rank

Neutrona Networks industry classification

Industry
NAICS
Wired and Wireless Telecommunications Carriers (except Satellite) (51711)
akta.pro primary industry
Network Engineering, Integration & Field Deployment Services (Design, Build, Test) (EUADAIAM)
akta.pro secondary industries
Utility Fiber Backbone & Transport Networks (OTN/MPLS, DWDM) (EUADAIAA), Public Carrier Connectivity & Managed Services for Utility WAN (MPLS, DIA, APN) (EUADAIAG), Unified Communications & Collaboration Network Services (VoIP/QoS) (BPAEAEAI)

Keywords

  • Enterprise connectivity services
  • Managed SD-WAN services
  • Cloud connectivity solutions
  • Telecommunications carrier services
  • Network security services

Where Neutrona Networks is headquartered

Location

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Miami
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United States
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North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

Neutrona Networks product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Neutrona Networks (operating as Flō Networks) is a neutral and independent Latin American telecommunications carrier that delivers enterprise digital infrastructure, including dedicated internet access, private networks, enterprise WAN, managed SD-WAN, voice for business, direct cloud connectivity to major public clouds (AWS), and network security and encryption services. The company operates a fiber network spanning 14 countries across the Americas and serves more than 2,000 organizations with infrastructure engineered for low latency, operational continuity, and AI-ready environments.

Product overview

Flō Networks offers a unified portfolio of enterprise digital infrastructure solutions organized into three main categories: Enterprise Connectivity (including Dedicated Internet Access, Private Network, Enterprise WAN, Managed SD-WAN, and Voice for Business), Cloud Connectivity (Cloud Connect, Multicloud Connect, and Secure Cloud Connect), and Security and Encryption services (Network Encryption, Network Perimeter Security, SD-WAN Advanced Security, and Clean Pipes). The company also provides Carrier services through Wholesale and Tailored Services. With 25 years of operation serving 2,000+ organizations across 14 countries in the Americas, the platform is positioned for AI-ready environments and emphasizes low latency, operational continuity, and network infrastructure designed for critical workloads.

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Neutrona Networks partnerships and signals

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One partnership is on record.

  • AWS (Amazon Web Services)coreTechnology or IntegrationDirect cloud connectivity partnerships providing enterprises with optimized access to AWS infrastructure across the Americas. Enables high-availability financial connectivity architecture connected to AWS Mexico and multi-cloud connection services.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Neutrona Networks competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • EdgeUno: LatAm-focused cloud and connectivity provider operating data centers and network services across emerging markets — comparable Mexico/South America cloud-connectivity offering but at smaller scale.

Broad incumbents

  • Telxius (Telefónica Infra): Telefónica's infrastructure arm operating submarine cables, fiber backbones and enterprise connectivity services globally with strong LatAm presence — broader portfolio and parent-company scale, overlapping capabilities with Flō's wholesale/carrier business.
  • Lumen Technologies (formerly CenturyLink): Large US/global incumbent carrier offering enterprise WAN, SD-WAN, cloud connectivity and security to multinationals — broader portfolio and scale but overlapping enterprise connectivity services with Flō.
  • Zayo Group: Fiber-focused enterprise and wholesale carrier providing DIA, SD-WAN, Cloud Connect and wavelength services across the Americas — comparable fiber backbone + enterprise carrier mix but at much larger scale.

Direct peers

  • InterNexa: Colombian-headquartered Latin American carrier with a regional fiber network serving wholesale, enterprise and cloud connectivity customers — directly comparable LatAm enterprise/carrier carrier offering.
  • Ufinet: Pan-Latin American wholesale telecom carrier operating a fiber backbone across multiple countries, serving operators and enterprise customers — comparable network-led, carrier/wholesale go-to-market model to Flō Networks.
  • GlobeNet: Submarine cable and fiber network operator serving the Americas with IP, transport and enterprise connectivity services — similar fiber backbone business and Americas focus as Flō Networks.
  • Cirion Technologies: Latin American digital infrastructure and wholesale carrier offering enterprise connectivity, cloud connectivity, and data center services across the Americas — directly overlaps Flō Networks' enterprise/carrier services portfolio and geographic focus.
  • C3ntro Telecom: Mexican carrier and data center operator providing enterprise connectivity, cloud connectivity and managed services — same Mexico-centric enterprise carrier motion as Flō Networks.
  • Hurricane Electric: Global IP backbone and carrier services operator offering IP transit, DIA and colocation with major LatAm presence — comparable IP Transit / wholesale carrier positioning to Flō's Mexico IP Transit leadership claim.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Neutrona Networks M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Neutrona Networks

What does Neutrona Networks do?

Neutrona Networks (operating as Flō Networks) is a neutral and independent Latin American telecommunications carrier that delivers enterprise digital infrastructure, including dedicated internet access, private networks, enterprise WAN, managed SD-WAN, voice for business, direct cloud connectivity to major public clouds (AWS), and network security and encryption services. The company operates a fiber network spanning 14 countries across the Americas and serves more than 2,000 organizations with infrastructure engineered for low latency, operational continuity, and AI-ready environments.

Is Neutrona Networks a public or private company?

Neutrona Networks is a private company. It is currently operating.

When was Neutrona Networks founded?

Neutrona Networks was founded in 2012. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Neutrona Networks based?

Neutrona Networks is headquartered in Miami, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Neutrona Networks's main competitors?

EdgeUno is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are Telxius (Telefónica Infra), Lumen Technologies (formerly CenturyLink) and Zayo Group. Direct peers are InterNexa, Ufinet, GlobeNet, Cirion Technologies, C3ntro Telecom and Hurricane Electric.

Does Neutrona Networks have an API?

No public API is recorded for Neutrona Networks.

What industry is Neutrona Networks in?

Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUADAIAM, Network Engineering, Integration & Field Deployment Services (Design, Build, Test), with a secondary code of EUADAIAA, Utility Fiber Backbone & Transport Networks (OTN/MPLS, DWDM). Its NAICS code is 51711.

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PR NewswireTranstelco adquiere innovadoras redes Neutrona de la aerolínea LATAMTranstelco Holding Inc. has acquired Neutrona Networks International, a software-defined networking firm with operations in Latin America and the Caribbean. The transaction is financed by Deutsche Bank and aims to expand Transtelco's infrastructure capabilities beyond its core US-Mexico fiber network. Both Neutrona's co-founders will join Transtelco's executive team to facilitate integration.PR NewswireNJFX Enables True Diversity for the LATAM Market Through Its Partnership with Neutrona NetworksNJFX, a Tier 3 carrier-neutral cable landing station colocation facility in Wall, New Jersey, announced the establishment of a Point of Presence (PoP) by Neutrona Networks at its campus. The partnership provides connectivity options to the Latin American market that bypass the congested Florida region, reinforcing NJFX's position as an alternate LATAM hub. Neutrona Networks, a Software Defined Digital Provider with 20 years of experience, operates networks across 15 countries in the Americas and Caribbean region, offering access to major cloud service providers.PR NewswireNJFX Announces New Intercontinental WAN Capabilities at WAN Summit 2019NJFX, a carrier-neutral Tier 3 Cable Landing Station colocation facility in Wall, New Jersey, announced new intercontinental wide area network capabilities connecting North America, South America, and Europe through partnerships with Bulk Infrastructure and Neutrona Networks. The announcement, made at the WAN Summit 2019 in New York City, enables NJFX customers to access points of presence in 15 countries across Central and South America, Mexico, and the Caribbean via its subsea cable infrastructure including the Havfrue cable system. Bulk Infrastructure also disclosed a separate agreement with Amazon Web Services to use its portion of the Havfrue subsea cable.GlobeNewswireNeutrona Networks Upgrades Infrastructure With Juniper Networks to Enable Regional Business Expansion and Improved ServicesNeutrona Networks upgraded its network infrastructure with Juniper MX104 and MX480 3D Universal Edge Routers to improve resiliency and reliability. The MX104 was deployed in twenty locations across Latin America, and the routers support SDN and Carrier-Ethernet. Neutrona aims to become the carrier of choice for international carriers entering Latin America.