Building Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centers presents several challenges such as increased power consumption, the need for efficient cooling, and complex software management.

By Ken Campbell, Managing Partner in the London office of PMP Strategy and Nicolas Pillon, Associate Partner in the Montreal office of PMP Strategy

Chile, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Colombia have the lowest fixed internet penetration per 100 inhabitants among OECD countries.

We are excited to release our first magazine edition after rebranding as Telecom Review Americas.

Amidst the bustling ecosystem of data centers, AI advancements, and telecom networks, it is important to shed a light on the web of cybersecurity which aims to protect our lives digitally. Staying ahead is the cornerstone of safeguarding our digital future.

Next-generation chips represent the next evolution of semiconductors, featuring advancements in design, materials, manufacturing processes, performance, and packaging. As computing tasks become increasingly demanding and data-intensive, these advanced chips promise to deliver faster speeds and superior energy efficiency. However, the path to realizing this potential is fraught with significant technological, supply chain, and geopolitical challenges that are expected to intensify over the next five years as artificial intelligence (AI) becomes ubiquitous.

Laurentino Cortizo Cohen, president of Panama, signed a decree that establishes guidelines for the development and promotion of microelectronics and semiconductor activities in the country.

Despite their interest in adopting new technologies, 92.4% of all organizations surveyed in Mexico believe that the current costs of wireless services are affecting their business, according to a study conducted by Cradlepoint.

46 Labs, renowned worldwide for its expertise in connectivity management catering to large enterprises and service providers, has completed the acquisition of Hypercube Networks from affiliates of West Technology Group.

To ensure that telecommunications certification bodies (TCBs) and measurement facilities (test labs) that certify wireless devices for the US market are not influenced by untrustworthy actors, FCC’s senior leaders Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel and Commissioner Brendan announced a proposal.