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GSMA: The mobile economy is on track to reach 10% of Latin America's GDP

According to the report presented at M360 - CLTD, held days ago in Mexico City, the mobile economy will reach 8.6% of the regional product by 2030. The trends driving this growth are the massive adoption of 5G, the development of AI, enterprise digital transformation, and the increase in data consumption.


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