Americas
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SOL sets its sights on 800 towers and coverage of 20 million hectares in agribusiness in Brazil
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A country-by-country guide to the tower industry in Latin America: Q1 2024 update
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Crown Castle co-founder Ted Miller calls for stronger action to address operational challenges and rethink non-tower investments
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Millicom has been on a journey to begin monetising its towers again that is now bearing fruit
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IHS Towers has been working with its shareholders to resolve concerns about financial performance
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Phoenix Tower consolidate position in three markets and reach out to new island homes for the fast growing towerco
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Dagan Kasavana, CEO, Phoenix Tower International
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Sam Darwish, Chairman & CEO, IHS Towers
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Marc Ganzi, Chief Executive Officer, DigitalBridge
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Jay Brown, President and CEO, Crown Castle
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Thomas A. Bartlett, President & CEO of American Tower
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What happens in Florida, stays in Florida, apart from our post-event reporting
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Millicom completes its 10,500 tower carve-out – everything you need to know to do business with LATAM’s youngest towerco
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TowerXchange outlines the plans of the key markets in Latin America in relation to the 5G space and the implications for telcos and towercos.
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TowerXchange speaks with Dagan Kasavana, CEO, Phoenix Tower International ahead of TowerXchange Meetup Europe
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Despite the difficult few years during the global Covid-19 pandemic, and ongoing global economic difficulties, the telecommunications sector in Central America is projected to continue with steady growth. Similarly, to other developing regions in the world, this overall increase in investment into telecom infrastructure is driven by a significant demand for realisable and affordable communication services by local populations and businesses. Governments in the region are eyeing 5G as an opportunity to demonstrate their commitment to economic development as well as providing necessary services to remote and underserved regions.
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Despite the difficult few years during the global Covid-19 pandemic, and ongoing global economic difficulties, the telecommunications sector in Central America is projected to continue a steady growth. Similarly, to other developing regions in the world, this overall increase in investment into telecom infrastructure is driven by a significant demand for realisable and affordable communication services by the local populations and businesses. Governments in the region are eyeing 5G as an opportunity to both demonstrate commitment to developing economy and providing necessary services to remote and underserved regions.
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All you need to know about Mexicos' rapidly growing telecom market
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How are Caribbean telco's facing new challenges, and opportunities, in the current market?
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Millicom completes its 10,500 tower carve-out – everything you need to know to do business with LATAM’s youngest towerco
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Despite highly competitive environment, regulatory barriers, and often difficult market conditions, as the demand for wireless communication continues to grow, the market for telecom towers in Colombia is likely to continue to expand, providing opportunities for growth for existing companies and new entrants.
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The fifth generation of mobile networks, the 5G, is set to revolutionise the way we access information, communicate, work and live. With its faster speeds, lower latency, and increased capacity, 5G will enable new technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), autonomous vehicles, and virtual reality. Chile, one of the countries in Latin America that has been quick to adopt 5G technology, is actively working on the deployment of 5G networks and investing heavily in the infrastructure and equipment needed to support it. This article will explore the current state of 5G in Chile, including the challenges and opportunities it presents.