How Mexico Fell Out of AT&T’s Plans
In January 2015, AT&T made its comeback bid to Mexico by completing its acquisition of Iusacell, allowing the U.S. giant to return to a market it had left first in...
Starlink Mobile Isn’t Built for the Global South
On October 8, SpaceX announced what appeared to be its next step in broadband connectivity and mobile access: ending its reliance on third parties and launching its own mobile service...
Mexico According to the Global Knowledge Index
Last November 2025, the Global Knowledge Index (GKI) was published, of which I have been a part of the advisory committee since 2021. This publication seeks to establish a comprehensive...
Data Infrastructure in the Caribbean
In the 21st century, digital infrastructure is the cornerstone of economic growth, social development, and regional cooperation. For the Caribbean, a region of small island developing states (SIDS) dispersed across...
Colombia’s Asymmetric Mobile Competition
Two common yet mistaken ideas in the telecommunications sector are the belief that there is a “perfect number” of mobile operators per market and that competition is measured simply by...
Latin American Telecommunications, 1Q2025 Edition
The Latin American telecommunications sector enters early 2025 amid both real and perceived turbulence. Many operators are navigating a transitional phase in which they are trying to rediscover their true...
