As capital or workers are considered, data asks for clues in the economic metrics of the countries. But the conventional approach to measuring productivity must be readjusted to calculate the volume of business generated by the so-called Data Economy. And for this, an international consensus is needed on what is the best method to measure it.

The data, generated by users, companies and governments, added to the latent deployment of 5G, are already considered as a fundamental input of any economic process. But the conventional approach to measuring the economic activity of a given country is not adapted to calculate the business volume generated by the so-called Data Economy.

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Ericsson Mobility Report: 5G subscriptions reach 3.1 billion as differentiated connectivity drives service growth

A total of 84 operators now offer network slicing. Services based on differentiated connectivity have moved beyond the early adoption phase and into widespread commercialization.

Operators maintain profits with limited investment and cost controls

That is according to a report by analyst firm MTN Consulting, which estimated EBIT margins at 15.7% in the fourth quarter of 2025.

CNT Ecuador turns profitable, accelerates growth in 5G and fiber

Ronald Spina is General Manager of the National Telecommunications Corporation (Corporación Nacional de Telecomunicaciones, CNT). He said the state-owned Ecuadorian operator’s turnaround was achieved while improving its EBITDA margin and accelerating the rollout of FTTH and 5G.

Telefónica’s two sides: growth in core markets, Latin America sales weigh on profit

Liberty Latin America consolidated postpaid growth in the first quarter

The operator added 50,000 new lines across the countries in which it operates, with Costa Rica, Panama, and Jamaica standing out. It also recorded slight increases in RGUs in Costa Rica and Jamaica. Total revenues reached US$1.083 billion, in line with the same period a year earlier.

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