Carlos Slim Domit, Chairman of the Board of América Móvil, met with Santiago Peña, President of Paraguay, and expressed his interest in investing in the country.

Many U.S. states have struggled to make broadband service available to 100% of their residents, mainly because service providers are focused on providing it to areas where it’s most profitable.

The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) has released the second edition of the Latin American Artificial Intelligence Index (ILIA), highlighting Chile, Brazil, and Uruguay as the region’s leaders in AI readiness.

In a move that underscores its commitment to Mexico’s technological and economic development, Microsoft has announced a $1.3 billion investment in the country.

To support the global telco industry on AI transformation, TM Forum, the leading global alliance of telco and tech companies, has collaborated with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to launch GAMIT, a Generative AI Maturity Interactive Tool.

Over the past decade, telecom companies have been focused on streamlining their operations, cutting down on inefficiencies, and keeping up with the increasing demands of digital-savvy customers. Automation has quickly become the key to making this happen.

In deploying fiber optics, fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) is widely recognized as the best solution for broadband connectivity. While 2023 was a record year for fiber expansion, 2024 is a turning point for the industry.

Most countries in Latin America and the Caribbean are in the evolving phase of the International Telecommunication Union's (ITU) 2024 Global Cybersecurity Index. The UN agency's index analyzed 194 countries, dividing them into five levels: Building, Evolving, Establishing, Advancing, and Role Modelling.

Over the last few years, policymakers came to the same conclusion that our industry and organizations have long understood – that for America to remain successful and maintain our global economic advantage, Americans need to be online and connected via high-speed broadband networks.  Robust internet service is critical to how we live, work, stay connected and play.

Zayo was front and center at a groundbreaking ceremony in Reno, Nevada for middle mile solutions. The event was a celebratory kick-off for the Oregon-California-Nevada middle mile project, which will extend high-capacity connectivity to rural, underserved communities across a 420-mile route, enabling local ISPs to expand their operations.