Total sales reached US$ 12.670 billion, down 2.6% compared to the same quarter of 2020. This despite the increase in billing for services, both mobile and fixed, except in the pay TV segment. in which it lost almost 200,000 clients -181,000 in Brazil alone. Net profit amounted to US$ 800 million, with a 16.4% drop in year-on-year terms.

América Móvil’s (AMX for its code in the stock exchanges) total revenues in Q3 totaled US$ 12.670 billion, representing a 2.6% decrease compared to the same period of 2020. This result was impacted by losses caused by the devaluation of the local currencies of countries in the region compared to the dollar.

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América Móvil's revenues and profit fell in Q3

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Padtec returns to submarine business with integration model focused on Latin America

ISPs concerned about spread of infected devices and impact on home networks

These affected devices consume capacity on residential connections, generate anomalous traffic, participate in attacks and can turn a subscriber’s IP address into a node in a residential proxy infrastructure.

“Analyzing submarine and terrestrial networks as isolated infrastructure no longer makes sense”: V.tal’s experience

Lucas Aliberti, CCO of V.tal, explained in an interview with Convergencialatina the strategy of Brazil’s neutral digital infrastructure giant. He said network integration is a key value today and that, in 5G, “the further it advances, the more important fiber becomes.”

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