Claro, a subsidiary of América Móvil in Costa Rica, has launched 5G technology in trial mode.

TELUS unveiled a pioneering GenAI solution, marking a significant milestone for Canadian innovation.

Televisa, a company that dominates the broadcasting market in Mexico, has been notified by the Federal Institute of Telecommunications (IFT) regarding the biennial review resolution that modifies, adds, and removes some of the existing preponderance measures in the sector.

Rogers Communications has continued to deliver industry-leading growth in Q1 2024, the ninth consecutive quarter of growth and momentum. A year post-merger, "more Canadians continue to choose Rogers over any other carrier, and we're one year ahead of our synergy targets,” said Tony Staffieri, President and CEO.

T-Mobile and EQT have entered a joint venture (JV) that will acquire fiber-to-the-home platform Lumos from EQT’s predecessor fund EQT Infrastructure III.

Telefónica Movistar México and AT&T México have announced the extension of their wireless last-mile capacity agreement, originally signed in 2019, until the year 2030. 

Verizon Communications reported first-quarter 2024 results with strong wireless service revenue, solid cash flow, adjusted EBITDA expansion and fixed wireless subscriber base growth.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry and T-Mobile announced the completion of a multi-year 5G network investment totaling more than USD 290 million across the state, including a USD 50 million network upgrade in the Greater New Orleans area.

The Mexican telecommunications regulator, Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones (IFT), placed specific obligations on Megacable after declaring it as dominant player in nine Mexican markets.

The investment of América Móvil during 2024 will be $7.1 US billion with a focus on fiber networks, 5G technology and data centers, announced Daniel Hajj, CEO of the company.