Convergencia Research, Consultoría especializada en Latinoamérica y Caribe
Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Subscribers to PRT, Claro, AT&T, Sprint and Centennial with no service

Due to a robbery of a copper line in the area of Aibonto, thousands of subscribers from Puerto Rico Telephone (PRT) were left with no mobile and long distance telephony service. Although they tried to render the service through an emergency system, the building of a park in that town caused the interruption of the service by cutting the optical fiber cable. Moreover, a failure in Aguadilla caused by earth works of the Autoridad de Energía Eléctrica (a Power Company) affected the wireless transmission antennas of Claro, AT&T, Sprint and Centennial.

Last news and analysis

Chile · Mobile · Operators

11/07/2025

Mundo customers gain access to WOM's mobile network

México · Mobile · Operators

11/07/2025

AT&T enables 5G for mobile prepaid users

Globales · Data Center

10/07/2025

IMF warns AI demands greater, more reliable energy resources

In a recent report, the IMF warns that this aggregate demand could impact electricity prices if policies are not adapted to the new reality for the sector. By 2030, AI data centers will consume as much electricity as India.

América Latina · Internet & OTT · Operators

08/07/2025

AIA report claims network fees are unjustified and threaten regional Internet ecosystem

The report, prepared by SmC+ Consulting, states that mobile operators' revenues are growing at an acceptable pace for a mature industry, and that network investments have never been traffic-sensitive, among other arguments. Mercedes Aramendía, Executive Director of the Alliance for an Open Internet (AIA), spoke with Convergencialatina about the study's findings.

Globales · Voice Services · Operators · Equipment Providers and Network Solutions

04/07/2025

Ericsson: Phasing out 2G and 3G networks is a business play for CSPs

The provider mentioned the case of a European operator who, by switching from old networks to more modern ones, will achieve savings of €53 million over five years. The challenge is to achieve an effective transition with a comprehensive hardware and software approach focused on voice and M2M services.

Search news