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The Future of Telecommunications

The telecommunications sector in Latin America is characterized by its dynamism and innovation, making it a fundamental pillar in the region’s digital transformation. Companies in the sector face unique challenges and opportunities in each country, from the expansion of 5G networks to improving customer experience and optimizing business operations.

Chile and Brazil stand out as leaders in fifth-generation network deployments, while Argentina faces regulatory challenges. Colombia and Mexico are also making progress, although with investment and regulatory hurdles. Projects like “Internet for All” in Peru are contributing to improved connectivity in the region.

Although significant progress has been made in coverage, major challenges remain, such as closing the digital divide and ensuring universal access to connectivity. Investments in and policies for connectivity are essential to fully realizing the potential of telecommunications in Latin America.

Growth and Demand until 2030

5 %

This is the estimated size of the global telecommunications market for 2030.

2661.13 M

This is the estimated size of the global telecommunications market for 2030.

54 %

5G adoption is expected to increase by 2030.

10 Strategic Challenges 2026

1

6G development

6G, the successor to 5G, seeks to improve speed and reduce latency in mobile connections. It is expected to be commercially available in 2030, with real-world applications beginning in 2026-2028. It promises to reach peak speeds of 200 Gbps and stable speeds of 300-500 Mbps, with latency of 0.1 to 1 ms. It will benefit sectors such as medicine, automotive, and industry, driving extended reality, holographic communications, artificial intelligence, and energy efficiency.

2

Edge Computing

Edge Computing processes and stores data close to its source, at the “edge” of the network, rather than in remote data centers. This improves efficiency and speed while reducing latency and energy consumption. It is used in factories with IoT sensors and in connected vehicles to optimize tracking and services.

3

Wi-Fi 6 and LTE coverage

Wi-Fi 6 developed by the IEEE Standards Association and Long-Term Evolution (LTE) coverage represent crucial advances in wireless communications. Wi-Fi 6 offers greater speed, stability with multiple devices, energy efficiency, and backward compatibility. Meanwhile, LTE expands coverage, offering improved capacity, range, and performance. Both improve connectivity, providing faster and more stable experiences for users.

4

AI and Automation

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation are transforming operational management and customer experience. AI uses Machine Learning (ML) and Natural Language Processing (NLP) to analyze data, predict patterns, and respond to queries. Intelligent Process Automation (IPA) eliminates repetitive tasks, improving operational efficiency. In telecommunications, automation optimizes networks, reduces human error, and streamlines service delivery, improving quality and personalization for users.

5

Internet of Things (IoT)

The Internet of Things (IoT) will continue its exponential growth, connecting billions of devices. This growth will enable the creation of smart ecosystems in various industries, such as healthcare, agriculture, and manufacturing. Connectivity and real-time data will become essential for improving efficiency and productivity in these sectors.

6

Advanced Cybersecurity

With the rise of digitalization and the proliferation of connected devices, cybersecurity will become a top priority. Telecommunications companies are allocating significant resources to advanced cybersecurity technologies to safeguard their data and networks against increasingly sophisticated threats.

7

SDN and NFV technologies

Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and Network Function Virtualization (NFV) technologies will provide greater flexibility and efficiency in network management. These technologies will enable service providers to offer customized and scalable solutions, reducing operating costs and facilitating faster deployment of new services.

8

Broadband Networks and Speeds

The evolution towards circular broadband networks with speeds exceeding 10 Gbit/s will enable companies to access advanced cloud applications, such as high-performance computing and big data analytics, improving efficiency. It will also facilitate the adoption of emerging technologies such as virtual and augmented reality for training and collaboration, and enable real-time monitoring systems to optimize industrial and logistics processes.

9

XR devices

Multimodality, use cases, and ease of consumption will improve as devices evolve. Optimized and adaptable connectivity will increase user adoption. Affordable, low-power devices will improve sensor networks for IoT and automation solutions, such as digital twins. It should be noted that integrating these solutions will require extensive networks and non-terrestrial networks.

10

Metaverse

The metaverse, powered by emerging technologies such as XR devices, digital twins, and advanced sensors, promises to transform interaction with the digital environment. Although its full impact will take time, it is already improving efficiency and productivity in business. Network quality will be crucial for a smooth and immersive experience in the metaverse.

Our experts

Roberto Martínez Elizondo

Former executive in Organizational Development and Human Resources at companies such as Grupo Protexa, Aceromex, and Grupo Multimedios, among others. Holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, a Master's degree in Organizational Development, and a specialization in Family Business Management from the University of Monterrey (UDEM).

Boris Dimitrijevic

Marketing consultant specializing in various business groups in Latin America. Former Marketing Manager at Coca-Cola Peru. Ph.D. in International Business and Marketing from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia.

Héctor Díaz Saénz

Specialist in Leadership and Organizational Culture, accredited by Human Synergistics International. Performance Coach for Entrepreneurs. Ph.D. in Organizational Communication (with a specialization in Leadership and Organizational Culture), from the University of Texas at Austin.

Victor Carrera Torres

M.Sc. in International Business from Georgia State University. M.Sc. in Industrial Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Former executive at Coca-Cola, USA.

Eduardo Flores Montes

Industrial Engineer with a postgraduate degree in Operations Management from the University of Cologne, Germany. Former General Manager of Sudamericana de Fibras in Brazil; General Manager of Bayer Industrial in Peru; General Manager of Metalúrgica Peruana.

Luis Cantú González

Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from CEU, Monterrey. Former Executive Director, Director of Administration and Finance, and Director of Control and Information Technologies at Grupo Protexa.

Jaime Alonso Gómez

Ph.D. in Administrative Sciences and Applied Economics from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, USA. Consultant in Asia, the Americas, and Europe. Former Distinguished Visiting Professor at the following business schools: MIT, Harvard, California, and Austin, Texas.

José Luis Gorriti

MBA from ESAN, postgraduate degree in quality management from Osaka, Japan. Consultant specializing in strategic planning and balanced scorecards for business groups in Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Argentina, and Colombia. Former Executive and Board Member at Bayer Industrial Peru.

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