42 h. ago Mexico to begin construction of 6 billion peso Coatlicue supercomputer in 2026

Mexico to begin construction of 6 billion peso Coatlicue supercomputer in 2026  Riviera Maya News

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58 h. ago As Mexico’s construction sector declines, these states are bucking the trend with positive results

While most of Mexico is mired in a construction slump, Sonora, Guanajuato and Baja California Sur are doing just fine, and Nuevo León, Jalisco and Mexico City aren't far behind. The post As Mexico’s construction sector declines, these states are bucking the trend with positive results appeared first on Mexico News Daily

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1 week ago Mexico is less than 3 years away from having Latin America’s largest supercomputer

Building the supercomputer will take from two to three years, but Mexico will have access to the Spanish firm BSC's supercomputer starting in January 2026. The post Mexico is less than 3 years away from having Latin America’s largest supercomputer appeared first on Mexico News Daily

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1 week ago Mexico starts construction of refrigerated avocado logistics hub

Mexico starts construction of refrigerated avocado logistics hub  FreshPlaza

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1 week ago Maya Sculpture With ‘Old Man’ Face Unearthed at Construction Site in Mexico

Maya Sculpture With ‘Old Man’ Face Unearthed at Construction Site in Mexico  Artnet News

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2 w. ago Construction Begins on Gulf of Mexico’s New Passenger Rail Line Connecting Saltillo to Nuevo Laredo to Boost Travel

Construction Begins on Gulf of Mexico’s New Passenger Rail Line Connecting Saltillo to Nuevo Laredo to Boost Travel  Travel And Tour World

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2 w. ago Industry chamber confirms recovery of construction in Mexico

Industry chamber confirms recovery of construction in Mexico  BNamericas

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2 w. ago Mexico Begins Construction of Arroyo El Sauz–Nuevo Laredo Rail

Mexico Begins Construction of Arroyo El Sauz–Nuevo Laredo Rail  Mexico Business News

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3 w. ago Mexico Construction Industry 2025: Output to Register an AAGR of 2.6% Between 2026

Mexico Construction Industry 2025: Output to Register an AAGR of 2.6% Between 2026-2029, Supported by Investments in Energy & Transport Infrastructure, and Government Initiatives - ResearchAndMarkets.com  Business Wire

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