A leading power conversion manufacturer Unipower on the needs for backup power in the global telecom industry

Creation of Telcel towerco Telesites, entry of AT&T and launch of wholesale LTE network opens a new chapter in Mexican telecom infrastructure

Panasonic and PowerOasis launch a new ESCO focused on energy use at wireless sites

Opportunities as Peru progresses from 9,000 to 12,000 towers and from 2G to 3G and 4

“Intelligence @ the edge” reduces monitoring data traffic by 95%

Colombia had a population of 49.2 million people and 50.2 million mobile subscriptions at the end of 2014, giving a mobile penetration of 102% - the third lowest level of penetration of the major countries of South America (slightly ahead of Peru’s 101%). Around 80% of subscribers had a pre-paid account.

Ambor Structures discusses emerging trends among its global towerco and MNO clientele

Shanghai Nanhua Electronics has sold over 150,000 virtually maintenance free obstruction lights

AT&T Supplier of the Year KGP Logistics propose a more efficient approach to supply chain management and logistics

Peru had a population of 31.0 million people and 31.4 million mobile subscriptions at the end of 2014, giving a mobile penetration of 101% - the lowest level of penetration of the major countries of South America. Around 68% of subscribers had a pre-paid account.

BMI View: Peru will become one of Latin America’s top markets for towers growth in 2015-2016, as market trends and government support are leading to large investment outlays from the major mobile operators. The improving telecoms regulatory environment will help to spur major investment in towers infrastructure during 2015-2016. This bodes well for the new entrants into the market Entel and Viettel, as well as for the projected demand for mobile data services.

SBA’s International President Kurt Bagwell contrasts the tower markets in Central America with Brazil