The big three operators have plans to expand the fiber optics footprint. Movistar is advancing with its own network and is also supported by agreements with neutral networks. Claro aims to deploy fiber throughout the country. Telecom accelerates the adoption of fiber and is the one that grows the most.

Movistar closed 2023 with 4.2 million homes passed, between its own networks (85%) and shared networks (15%). By 2024, it projects to reach 4.9 million and grow at a deployment rate similar to that of the last three years (650,000 units per year).

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