Juan Martín Ozores is ENACOM's interventor. He indicates the needs of the country: a national connectivity plan, the contribution of the telecommunications infrastructure to the project of an AI hub in the country, and the lack of affordability of the 5G devices, among other topics.

The head of the regulator described the first half of 2024 as one of audits and diagnosis. For the second part of the year, it is considered that execution was approached. In dialogue with Convergencialatina, Ozores spoke of the National Connectivity Plan, the contribution of the telecommunications infrastructure to the project of an AI hub in the country, and the lack of affordability of 5G devices, among other topics.

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Interview with Juan Martín Ozores

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Juan Martín Ozores is ENACOM's interventor. He indicates the needs of the country: a national connectivity plan, the contribution of the telecommunications infrastructure to the project of an AI hub in the country, and the lack of affordability of the 5G devices, among other topics.

MORE ANALYSIS

Enacom sets pole-sharing fee at US$1.16 monthly per 100 meters

These are decisions that close claims from pole owners. The payment amount was established based on criteria of “reasonableness and consistency” with precedents

Foreign direct investment in digital tech jumped 36% in 2024

This was reported by ECLAC, which highlighted that Mexico and Brazil were the countries that received the most foreign direct investment (FDI) last year. The bulk of the funds was allocated to the software sector and aimed more at infrastructure deployment than at production.

5G contracts progress as ICE raises additional concerns

EU accepts 15% export tariff to finalize trade pact with US

Small Story, Big Problem

The conflict between the U.S. and Brazil has escalated to unthinkable levels and could set precedents regarding future legislation on social media and the Internet.

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