Current economic constraints and high interest rates lead ISPs to rely on neutral networks to support their growth through greater coverage and better technology. But there is a doubt to overcome: the distrust in the fulfillment of the contracts of equal treatment to all the operators.

The transformation of the Brazilian telecommunications market in recent years, with a growing participation of the thousands of ISPs in the broadband market, also gave rise to the entry of neutral network companies as one of the solutions for growth or survival of these small providers.

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Neutral networks enable the growth of small providers

Current economic constraints and high interest rates lead ISPs to rely on neutral networks to support their growth through greater coverage and better technology. But there is a doubt to overcome: the distrust in the fulfillment of the contracts of equal treatment to all the operators.

MORE ANALYSIS

Latin American wholesale ecosystem prepares to support AI Everywhere

The impact that artificial intelligence can have on traffic models is one of the determining factors for data center projects, terrestrial networks and submarine cables still on their way in Latin America.

The Humboldt to connect with the networks of Argentina and Brazil

Desarrollo País is looking for an investment partner to bring fiber optics from the mooring point of the future submarine cable to Argentina through a new route south of Santiago. The objective is for this connectivity to reach the main Latin American markets.

“We want to accelerate investments to take advantage of growth opportunities.”

Fixed broadband market seeks solutions to its growing problems

In a business involving nearly 20,000 providers and 50 million subscribers, large operators, small-sized providers and the regulator seek compliance with current regulations in order to avoid chaos.

First Telecommunications Infrastructure Financial Trust comes into play

It was issued last August to the operator Sion, for approximately US$10.5 million, to fund the deployment of FTTH in regions of Argentina and to complete the migration of Movistar customers.

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