In a business involving nearly 20,000 providers and 50 million subscribers, large operators, small-sized providers and the regulator seek compliance with current regulations in order to avoid chaos.

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Fixed broadband market seeks solutions to its growing problems

In a business involving nearly 20,000 providers and 50 million subscribers, large operators, small-sized providers and the regulator seek compliance with current regulations in order to avoid chaos.

MORE ANALYSIS

First Telecommunications Infrastructure Financial Trust comes into play

It was issued last August to the operator Sion, for approximately US$10.5 million, to fund the deployment of FTTH in regions of Argentina and to complete the migration of Movistar customers.

5G boosts FWA CPE and LTE's weight falls

Fixed wireless access devices installed at 5G clients now account for 42% of the total, up from 34% a year ago. Meanwhile, 4G devices fell by 5% in 2023. 30 providers responded to the sector survey, conducted by the GSA.

5G private networks: the challenge of proving to be more efficient than LTE and more economical than WiFi

Own vs. shared networks: divided waters among medium-sized providers

The cases of DirecTV, Iplan, Metrotel, Sion, Gigared and Súper, all mid-sized ICT providers, illustrate two different growth models in FTTH: those that opt for network sharing and those that prefer their own networks.

X-ray of fixed broadband and FTTH in Argentina

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