It will deploy networks with the capacity to bring 100 Mbps to all homes and businesses. Fiber optics and wireless technologies will be used. It will also improve resilience to the climatic phenomena that periodically affect the island. Technical training will be provided to train human resources.

Puerto Rico is immersed in a five-year Action Plan aimed at bringing 100 Mbps broadband to every corner of the island by 2027.

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The plan to bring broadband to the whole island

It will deploy networks with the capacity to bring 100 Mbps to all homes and businesses. Fiber optics and wireless technologies will be used. It will also improve resilience to the climatic phenomena that periodically affect the island. Technical training will be provided to train human resources.

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Padtec expects to sign several submarine cable projects in the region this year

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Claro’s strategy to consolidate its leadership in Brazil’s broadband market

The acquisition of regional operator Desktop will allow the company to expand its presence in the state of São Paulo, the main stronghold of its competitor Telefónica, which has already withdrawn from most of the Latin American market.

América Móvil boosts Claro with cross-selling expansion following Wow acquisition

While Claro is focusing its fiber optic network rollout on Lima and El Callao, Wow is focusing on the provinces. This complementarity avoids overbuilding, improves ARPU and reduces churn. Wow had been facing financial difficulties, according to a securities research firm.

AI wave benefits Nokia and boosts its second-quarter results

The Finnish vendor generated sales of €4.815 billion, with a strong 9% year-on-year increase on a constant-currency basis. Operating profit rose 18% year on year to €434 million. However, net profit was negative due to severance payments related to layoffs.

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