While major operators have achieved good results during 2024, they will have to deepen their search for solutions that allow them to monetize their services, especially with 5G.

In recent years, Brazil's most competitive telecommunications markets, mobile and fixed broadband services, have not only entered a stage of consolidation, but also an increase in competition, with the emergence of new technologies, such as 5G.

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Competition increases in Brazilian mobile market

While major operators have achieved good results during 2024, they will have to deepen their search for solutions that allow them to monetize their services, especially with 5G.

MORE ANALYSIS

Xiaomi and Honor gain edge in stagnant regional smartphone market

In the second quarter, growth reached 2%, totaling 34.3 million units. Samsung maintained its leadership with a strong presence in the low-end segment. Chinese brands contributed a diversity of offerings. Brazil and Mexico declined, while Colombia, Argentina, and Central America saw growth.

Investment in data centers in Mexico grows at a fast pace

Huawei leads mobile core equipment sales in an expanding market

Following the Chinese vendor are Ericsson, Nokia, and ZTE. In the second quarter, revenue grew 19% year-over-year, with an impressive 31% increase for 5G mobile core networks. The role of NR and RedCap equipment.

Enacom to assign private-use spectrum for large industries

This Monday, Enacom's Resolution 1111/2025 was published, establishing the Private Wireless Broadband System (SPIBA), which uses digital wireless and cellular reuse in the 2,300 MHz to 2,400 MHz band.

Questioned 5G tender enters final definition stage

Conatel must decide this week whether to pre-qualify the only two bidders: Claro and Nubicom. Tigo and Personal, the incumbents, decided not to participate due to added requirements outside the original bidding document that restrict Chinese providers.

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