Telefónica Hispam loses revenue despite improvement in its operating results

During the third quarter of 2024, the fixed segment reached 5.1 million FTTH accesses, with a year-on-year growth of 17% with highlights in Argentina (+18.3%), Colombia (+26%) and Peru (+42.7%). However, its revenues fell by 6.2% year-on-year due to increased competition and the devaluation of local currencies, in addition to lower equipment sales.

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Chile · Operators05/12/2024

Growth of Internet accesses boosts Chilean market

Mobile Internet connections grew by over 22% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2024, while fixed connections increased by 3.1% in the same period. Significant increase in Starlink's share and stagnation of incumbent operators.

Brasil · Regulation · Politics04/12/2024

"Hollowing out" of Anatel disturbs Brazilian telecommunications market

The government's attack, with the violation of current laws and regulations, has put the sector on alert and raises a question mark over legal security. The government is seeking to manage millions of dollars in Anatel funds and give activity to Telebras at the expense of the private sector.

América Latina · Software and Applications · Economy03/12/2024

Wayra Hispam: Since 2020, number of Corporate Venture Capital programs in the region has doubled

The Corporate Venturing Latam 2024 report indicates that Argentina, Chile, Mexico and Colombia are the countries that receive the most attention from investors, accounting for 80% of the capital. More than half of the initiatives have less than five years maturity

Argentina · E-Government02/12/2024

Health could be the gateway to future EDI in Buenos Aires

The Province of Buenos Aires presents a highly fragmented scenario, which seeks to solve with the consolidation of an ecosystem in the health sector. In the city of Córdoba, digital transformation includes an environmental chapter.

México · Regulation · Politics29/11/2024

With the elimination of the IFT, a new regulatory stage begins in Mexico

Its regulatory functions will be transferred to a new independent body under the Ministry of Economy, while the administrative functions will remain with the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transport.

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