Las herramientas de Google como la Búsqueda, Anuncios, AdSense, Play, YouTube y Google Cloud aportaron, en 2023, un total de 278 mil millones de pesos a la economía mexicana, dijo Julián Coulter, director de Google México durante el evento Google México 2024.
Hasta el 1 de julio de este año, el promedio de espectro radioeléctrico IMT (International Mobile Telecommunications) en bandas bajas y medias asignado para servicios móviles alcanzó los 544.1 MHz en América Latina, según datos de 5G Americas.
Claro Argentina dio a conocer la construcción de un nuevo centro de datos en Buenos Aires, con una inversión inicial de 30 millones de dólares.
Los precios del servicio de banda ancha fija en América Latina van entre los 26 dólares y los 107 dólares en Paridad de Poder Adquisitivo, de acuerdo con datos de la Unión Internacional de Telecomunicaciones (UIT) a 2023.
México debe ampliar su visión y buscar una mayor participación en la cadena de semiconductores para articular la cadena de valor de Norteamérica, dijo Eugenio Marín, director de la Fundación México-Estados Unidos para la Ciencia (FUMEC).
América Móvil alcanzó los 314 millones de suscriptores móviles al segundo trimestre de 2024, de los cuales 125 millones tienen servicio de pospago, lo que significa un crecimiento de 6.6% comparado con el año anterior, informó la telefónica en su reporte trimestral.
Más de la mitad de las empresas de América Latina, 54.9%, destinarán hasta 15% de sus ingresos en inversiones en Tecnologías de la Información (TI).
Siyata Mobile, a global developer and vendor of Push-to-Talk (PTT) over Cellular (PoC) handsets and accessories, announced an investment in Canadian Towers & Fiber Optics (CT&FO), a Canadian based company that develops, constructs and owns telecommunications infrastructure in the flourishing telecommunication market in Mexico.
Nokia and Claro have successfully completed the first stage of Colombia’s largest 5G deployment.
EXA Infrastructure has entered a strategic partnership with SOCAR Fiber to develop a new 1,850 km terrestrial fiber-optic route, enhancing connectivity diversity beyond the traditional Red Sea corridor used by submarine cables.
MWC21 Los Angeles, organized by GSMA in partnership with CTIA, successfully took place at the Los Angeles Convention Centre from October 26 – 28, 2021. MWCLA was the third in-person event in the MWC series for this year. Telecom Review was once again involved in the event so we wanted to update our readers.
Last week marks a historic moment for all Americans with the passing of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal, that includes an enormous $65B investment for broadband deployment in unserved and underserved areas and adoption by in-need consumers. While this bill had a multitude of waste that had nothing to do with “infrastructure” it did have funding to address broadband needs in the US. This is the largest single Federal investment in broadband, and it will enable communities across the country to invest in fiber as their critical infrastructure, delivering jobs, economic development, online education, remote healthcare, public safety, smart grid modernization and a path to future services, such as 5G. Jeff Seal helped shape the bill contents and was successful in some of these areas. This investment will not only greatly improve nearly every aspect of our lives today but will help ensure digital equity for generations to come
The 2021 China Mobile Global Partners Conference 2021 began on Nov. 1st in Guangzhou China. The theme of the conference is “Digitally Connecting Everything, Intelligently Computing for the Future”, calling for industrial partners to contribute strength, discussing about opportunities in the development of digital economy and planning for the prospective of intelligent computing force. As one of the biggest and most influential annual meeting over the past eight years the China Mobile Global Partners Conference has been considered the weathervane of the information communications industry, hence guests of honor from the global industrial chain.
Telecom providers are expected to provide higher speeds and lower latency levels when it comes to connectivity solutions, either for retail, commercial, government, or individual customers. Satellite technologies have played an important role in providing these communication services globally, especially when the terrestrial connectivity infrastructure is not easily available.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Zayo Group LLC of Boulder, Colorado, has been in talks to buy Uniti Group Inc. and Windstream Holdings.
