Big tech to invest US$ 18 billion in AI startups by 2023

Google, Amazon, and Microsoft were the big winners in the race to position themselves in startups with future potential. In contrast, venture funds lost ground in this race.

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Argentina · Operators13/10/2025

AI: Telecom enters the agentic era to automate its networks

The operator is targeting networks that can self-diagnose, self-repair, and detect needs for assistance, expansion, or adjustment.

Globales · Software and Applications06/10/2025

By the end of 2025, there will be 3.6 billion gamers, of whom 1.6 billion will have paid subscriptions.

Revenue will reach US$188.8 billion, with an increase of 3.4%. Latin America will see growth of 6.4%, reaching US$8.3 billion.

Globales · Smartphones & Devices10/09/2025

Apple plays its cards with the iPhone Air, its new ultra-thin model

Apple launched the iPhone Air this Tuesday, its new ultra-thin model featuring a high-density battery and a new processor. The price is very competitive: US$ 999, in line with competitors’ pricing. The company also introduced the new iPhone 17, AirPods Pro wireless headphones, and a blood pressure monitor.

Globales · Data Center11/09/2025

Amazon, Google Cloud, Azure capture bulk of increased cloud services spending

Overall, spending by customers with these three hyperscalers increased by 27% year-over-year, in a context where global cloud services spending reached US$ 95.3 billion, 22% higher than a year earlier.

Brasil · Free to Air TV - TDT05/09/2025

TV 3.0 will substantially change the business model

Among the technical improvements, a greater interactivity stands out, which will enable the generation of Value-Added Services that until now were reserved for the telecommunications sector. Investments are needed, which some estimate at more than US$ 2 billion. The Government expects it to enter into service in June 2026.

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