Telecom Argentina and Intraway announced a memorandum of understanding signed to establish a joint digital company for cloud-native software solutions.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced plans to invest an estimated USD 11 billion in Indiana, creating at least 1,000 new jobs and marking the largest capital investment in the state’s history.

Oracle Corporation plans to invest more than USD 8 billion over the next ten years to meet the growing demand for cloud computing and AI infrastructure in Japan.

In Latin America about 90% of small and medium-sized enterprises (SME’s) consider that digitalization is relevant for their businesses, revealed the Digital Adoption Survey 2023 conducted by Movistar Enterprises.

The shift towards cloud-based communications solutions is undeniable in today's dynamic business landscape. As organizations seek more flexible, mobile, and cost-effective ways to collaborate, Service Providers (SPs) face the challenge of meeting these evolving needs while navigating various obstacles. Intermedia Cloud Communications, a trusted leader in cloud communications and collaboration, has taken a strategic step forward to address these challenges by expanding its partner program tailored specifically for SPs.

Colohouse, a portfolio company of Valterra Partners and a leading player in the colocation, cloud, hosting, and network services sector, has announced the successful acquisition of Hivelocity, the leading provider of bare metal hosting. This strategic move combines the portfolio of two well-established providers with a focus on cloud and bare metal services to meet growing market demand.

Console Connect and Wasabi Technologies have agreed to collaborate to help businesses deploy fast and secure cloud migration and multi-cloud provisioning worldwide.

AT&T and Ericsson announced that they have begun installing Ericsson Cloud RAN technology on AT&T’s commercial 5G network.

Adtran announced that Telstra has successfully trialed its FSP 150 edge compute device, opening the door to enhanced network services for business customers across Australia.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced plans to launch an AWS infrastructure Region in Mexico by early 2025. The new AWS Mexico (Central) Region will give developers, startups, entrepreneurs, and enterprises, as well as government, education, and nonprofit organizations, wider options for running their applications and serving end users from data centers located in Mexico, allowing customers to store their content in Mexico. As part of its long-term commitment to Latin America, AWS is planning to invest more than $5 billion (approx. MXN $85 billion) in Mexico over 15 years. The upcoming AWS Mexico Region is the latest in AWS’s ongoing investments in Mexico to provide customers with advanced and secure cloud technologies.