In its latest “State of AI in Telecommunications” survey, the chipmaker highlights the increased interest of telecommunications companies in GenAI and large language models (LLM). It is linked to the need to manage more complex networks, which include cloud-native technologies, software and cybersecurity.

According to the Nvidia report “State of AI in Telecommunications”, artificial intelligence has become the axis of investments and priorities of telecommunications operators, in a shift that could leave 5G technology in the background.

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América Latina · IxP30/06/2026

DE-CIX expands Latin America footprint with new interconnection nodes in Brazil and Mexico

Convergencialatina spoke with the executives responsible for the company’s operations in its two regional markets: Brazil and Mexico. Darwin da Costa and Omar Vega, respectively, discussed the company’s progress in each country and the different strategies adopted to reflect the characteristics of each market.

Globales · Data Center25/06/2026

Hyperscale infrastructure: Record figures, oligopolies and the dangerous AI bubble

A new report from MTN Consulting highlights the sector’s economic “circularity,” whereby hyperscalers invest in AI labs, which in turn spend that capital on the hyperscalers’ computing services. The report warns that this dynamic creates systemic risk.

Argentina · Software and Applications24/06/2026

Conversational AI transforms contact center business

For players in the BPO industry, the adoption of agents raises the bar for the level of analysis that can be performed on conversations. Meanwhile, the development of voicebots and virtual agents continues to expand.

Globales · Software and Applications · Economy23/06/2026

Circular financing: AI game with benefits, but also risks

A distinctive feature of these financial transactions is that, in many cases, the investment or capital contribution made by one company is intended to allow the recipient to purchase goods or services from the contributing firm.

América Latina · Software and Applications22/06/2026

Amdocs unveils agentic operating system and promises return on investment

Convergencialatina spoke with Fabián Monge, Customer Business Executive (CBE) at Amdocs, about the February 2026 launch of aOS, its new AI agent operating system, analyzing its potential applications in Latin American telecom operators.

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Nvidia: operators bet all on artificial intelligence

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DE-CIX expands Latin America footprint with new interconnection nodes in Brazil and Mexico

Hyperscale infrastructure: Record figures, oligopolies and the dangerous AI bubble

A new report from MTN Consulting highlights the sector’s economic “circularity,” whereby hyperscalers invest in AI labs, which in turn spend that capital on the hyperscalers’ computing services. The report warns that this dynamic creates systemic risk.

Conversational AI transforms contact center business

For players in the BPO industry, the adoption of agents raises the bar for the level of analysis that can be performed on conversations. Meanwhile, the development of voicebots and virtual agents continues to expand.

Circular financing: AI game with benefits, but also risks

A distinctive feature of these financial transactions is that, in many cases, the investment or capital contribution made by one company is intended to allow the recipient to purchase goods or services from the contributing firm.

Amdocs unveils agentic operating system and promises return on investment

Convergencialatina spoke with Fabián Monge, Customer Business Executive (CBE) at Amdocs, about the February 2026 launch of aOS, its new AI agent operating system, analyzing its potential applications in Latin American telecom operators.

A DIARIO LATINO 15-07-2026

Latin American Satellite Congress to be held at the end of September

ClaroVTR changes roadmap and focuses on improving margins

Tigo and Personal are the only bidders for the 2.3 GHz and 3.5 GHz bands

ITU approves global report to strengthen submarine cable resilience

With a US$53.5 million investment, 412 communities will access 4G services for the first time in 2027