AT&T and Ericsson unveil first private 5G network in Mexico
This week, AT&T Mexico has announced the activation of what they are calling the nation’s first private 5G network.
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Mexican president calls for dissolution of telecoms regulator
This week, the Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador has proposed a raft of constitutional changes that includes weakening or dissolving entirely various autonomous bodies, including the IFT. According to López Obrador’s proposal, this would allow public spending to be redistributed more fairly – particularly to pensions and social programmes.
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Mexico’s high 5G spectrum price could see Telcel the only bidder in latest auction
News América Móvil’s rivals AT&T and Movistar have already said they will not participate in...
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Aitelecom/APCO Networks enhances 4G cellular backhaul and enterprise services across Mexico
Aitelecom/APCO Networks partners with Astranis and ST Engineering iDirect to deliver highly competitive enterprise and backhaul services across Mexico.
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