Mobile operators are emerging in the face of 5G, without urgency and awaiting resolution of several pending regulatory issues. The certainties during 2020 came from the field of IoT. Lastly, mobile operators turned to Narrow Band IoT (NB-IoT) and Cat-M1, with which they seek to dispute the market for unlicensed use technologies

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The illegal market already generates US$12 billion annually, reaches one in every three connected households, eliminates 75,000 formal jobs, and undermines investment across the region’s economy.

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The growth is being driven by the need to meet demand for cloud AI, as well as technologies such as IoT and big data.

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

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