The provider predicts aggressive growth in Latin America, linked to traffic on fixed networks associated with the deployment of 5G, the use of video and the growth in the use of cloud applications.

The global data traffic across all telecommunications networks is projected to quadruple by 2030, increasing from 507 exabits (Eb) to 2,443 Eb monthly—possibly even more—according to the findings of the Nokia Global Network Traffic 2030 study.

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Nokia expects data consumption to quadruple by 2030

The provider predicts aggressive growth in Latin America, linked to traffic on fixed networks associated with the deployment of 5G, the use of video and the growth in the use of cloud applications.

MORE ANALYSIS

Chip industry alert: Helium supply at risk again

The element is critical for the semiconductor industry. Its price has doubled since March due to the war in the Persian Gulf. Global supply is declining.

Redam to open implementation of Federal Public Innovation Agenda

The interoperability of the Delinquent Child Support Debtors Registry (Registro de Deudores Alimentarios Morosos, Redam) will be the first project under the Federal Public Innovation Agenda, an initiative promoted by CAF and FederAI to integrate digital services across provinces.

Fixed network data traffic becomes the core of operators' business

According to data from regulator Ursec, revenue from data transmission and internet services grew 7% during 2025, while fixed network infrastructure expanded 4%. Revenue from mobile services was virtually unchanged.

ITU approves global report to strengthen submarine cable resilience

Convergencialatina interviewed Tomas Lamanauskas, deputy secretary-general of the ITU, following the publication of the recommendations report. He highlighted the “strong consensus” that led to its approval at the close of the WSIS Forum 2026, held last week in Geneva.

ITU deepens into recommendations to strengthen the resilience of submarine cables.

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