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Fiber optics: from homes passed race to profitability battle

The Latin America chapter of the Fiber Broadband Association (FBA) published its “FTTH Panorama for Latin America 2025,” presenting, through revealing figures, the new trend among connectivity providers.

Fiber to the home (FTTH) has entered a new phase in Latin America and the Caribbean. After more than a decade marked by heavy investment and rapid coverage expansion, the sector is reaching an inflection point: scale has already been achieved, but competition is intensifying. What was once a race for homes passed is now shifting toward a battle for conversion, retention, and profitability.

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