Will combine Sparkle's infrastructure in Brazil with Entel's network in Peru
The continuous growth in data traffic and cloud services in Latin America necessitates improved connectivity and diversified routes.
This new land route enhances digital infrastructure resilience and capacity in a key South American corridor, supporting economic development and reducing reliance on submarine cables.
Direct, low-latency terrestrial data transmission between Peru and Brazil will become available, offering an alternative to existing and often congested routes.
- · Sparkle
- · Entel
- · Businesses in Peru and Brazil
- · Hyperscalers
- · Regional competitors with less robust terrestrial networks
Increased bandwidth and reduced latency for digital services between Peru and Brazil.
Potential for new data center investments and cloud region expansions along the route due to improved connectivity.
Enhanced digital sovereignty and economic integration within South America as more robust internal infrastructure develops.
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