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Brazil is one of the most active cloud markets in Latin America, with cloud adoption in the country increasing nearly 40 percent since 2019.

The Philippines telecoms market is one that constantly hits the headlines and this heat stems from the historic duopoly of Globe Telecom and PLDT’s Smart Communications in the archipelagic nation.

Now Telecom completed the last bit of paperwork needed to secure a final grant from the US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA), paving the way forward to construct its full 5G network for the Philippines-based operator.

The over-arching purpose of smart cities is to improve the living standards of their people through multiple pathways, be it waste management, transportation or energy efficiency, to name a few. All of this can lead to making citizens more productive and delivering what all countries desire - economic growth.

Globe Telecom chief commercial officer Issa Guevarra-Cabreira said the Philippines operator is aiming for growth through a fixed-line prepaid internet play next quarter, building on its significant fibre network expansion over the past two years.

Vodacom looks up to LEO satellites to plug coverage gaps Written by Manny Pham - Operators

Tele2 Russia has reportedly withdrawn its RUB478 million (US$6.2 million) lawsuit against Finnish vendor Nokia, after the company ceased supplying operators and departed the Russian market due to the invasion of Ukraine.

Nigeria is the largest telecom market in Africa by the number of subscribers. Its characteristics attracted French telecom group Orange, which began

Helios Towers highlighted moves to lower capex for 2023 and focus on organic growth this year, as the company reported boosts to revenue and operating profit. 

Data traffic is increasing year-on-year but without spotting the right trends and investing in suitable technology, operators could face broad challenges, warned leading global vendor Huawei.