The footprint reaches 800,000 hectares for IoT and mobile connectivity in Venado tuerto and Chacabuco, in the province of Buenos Aires. The access base exceeds 2,000 with three main use cases: municipalities, agricultural producers with connectivity needs and large customers and other verticals.

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