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Overview - Argentina and the region facing the great technological leap: telecommunications, digitization and artificial intelligence

Intelligence to build future. Why the development of digital infrastructure can become a new engine of GDP

The future is designed, not waited for: the country we could be in 2035

Is it possible to envision a federal edge? How can we plan a productive federal infrastructure? What does Argentina need to become attractive for large investments in data centers?

Is universalization a utopia or a possible reality? How to reach underserved areas? Which models are most suitable for Argentina?

Energy infrastructure for AI: From nuclear energy to renewables and biofuels. How can Argentina's energy matrix be adapted to support AI infrastructure?

Evolving spectrum, with intelligent allocation and secondary market development, and new satellite players with increased competition from constellations. What opportunities can arise for ISPs to reach underserved areas?

Piracy continues unabated, and differing perspectives don't help. How to move from tensions to finding common ground to combat the illegal business of a few that harms the entire industry. The role of the justice system, the debate on blocking, and the threats behind unsecured home apps and devices.

Streaming and video remain at the top of the list of digital consumption in the home, putting pressure on bandwidth and home networks. Is there room to monetize mesh networks in the customer's home? What new business opportunities are enabled by WiFi 6 and WiFi 7?

Competing models of country: From promotion to fiscal voracity. When ignorance prevents us from seeing the competitive advantage of digital infrastructure, and districts impose a tax burden on the ICT sector that only widens the digital divide.

Infrastructure for nearshoring and omnishoring: Argentine talent to serve the world. Differentiators and long-term competitive advantages, a look beyond current tax benefits and labor costs.

Infrastructure financing: recent lessons, new mechanisms with and without subsidies, and the options offered by a more open capital market.