The impact that artificial intelligence can have on traffic models is one of the determining factors for data center projects, terrestrial networks and submarine cables still on their way in Latin America.

Beyond the characteristics of data centers to manage the capabilities that AI will require - especially in its generative version - specific points in the region become areas of concentration of data centers, such as Querétaro, in Mexico; Santiago de Chile; Bogotá and San Pablo.

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Globales · Submarine Cables13/07/2026

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.

Globales · Submarine Cables08/07/2026

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

A set of recommendations was approved last February during the Porto Summit. Now, the publication of the International Advisory Body on Submarine Cable Resilience (IAB) is set to be approved; it includes three working group reports that further explain these recommendations, provide examples of best practices, and offer suggestions regarding outstanding issues in various fields, among other items.

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Open Cosmos promotes shared constellations to expand Earth observation capabilities and reduce costs

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Originating at the National University of Río Cuarto in Córdoba province, it managed to build long-term technological capabilities and withstand irregular investment cycles.

Globales · Software and Applications · Politics03/07/2026

OpenAI invites U.S. government to take 5% equity stake

The company’s leadership discussed taking the proposal to the Donald Trump administration, at a time when Washington’s involvement in the AI sector is increasing and public dissatisfaction with its consequences is growing.

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Latin American wholesale ecosystem prepares to support AI Everywhere

The impact that artificial intelligence can have on traffic models is one of the determining factors for data center projects, terrestrial networks and submarine cables still on their way in Latin America.

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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.

Open Cosmos promotes shared constellations to expand Earth observation capabilities and reduce costs

Alberto Pérez Cassinelli: Collaboration helps expand operational capabilities and improve economic sustainability.

Ascentio: How a university-born company survived Argentina’s space cycles and expanded globally

Originating at the National University of Río Cuarto in Córdoba province, it managed to build long-term technological capabilities and withstand irregular investment cycles.

OpenAI invites U.S. government to take 5% equity stake

The company’s leadership discussed taking the proposal to the Donald Trump administration, at a time when Washington’s involvement in the AI sector is increasing and public dissatisfaction with its consequences is growing.

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