Instituto Jalisciense De Tecnologias De La Informacion A.C.

INSTITUTO JALISCIENSE DE TECNOLOGIAS DE LA INFORMACION A.C. (often referenced as IJALTI) appears in public profiles as a non-profit organization based in Guadalajara, Jalisco, focused on promoting adoption and growth of ICT/IT in the region. Public materials describe it as an industry–academy–government initiative dating back to the early 2000s, but detailed corporate/leadership data is not consistently published across sources.

A clear network footprint exists: the organization is associated with autonomous system AS28383 in Mexico, with IPv4 and IPv6 prefixes visible in global routing data. Third-party routing views list multiple upstream/transit relationships (including UNINET and Mega Cable) and show the ASN as active under LACNIC; public “downstream” visibility is limited in some datasets and should be treated as incomplete.

User-review coverage is sparse and fragmented in broadly accessible review platforms, so a strong consensus on service quality is hard to establish from public feedback alone. Some security/reputation databases contain reports against individual IPs in the ASN, but these do not translate into a reliable end-user satisfaction picture.