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Claro had the highest number of rejected operations, with 87,200 followed by Tigo with 83,600, and WOM with 43,700.

Medellín led Colombian cities in median mobile download speed at 32.17 Mbps, while Cartagena excelled in fixed broadband at 180.35 Mbps.

EPAM continues its expansion in Latin America after launching two offices in Colombia and previously acquiring S4N.

In terms of locations, Cartagena is the current speed champion with a median fixed download speed of 146.74 Mbps.

Colombia’s mobile market is the most saturated in the Andean region, with over 82 million mobile lines for its 50 million citizens.

Petro is confusing fiber optics with public wi-fi hotspots and demonstrates a lack of understanding of telecommunications in his desire to create a socialist utopia.

Colombia ranks 4th in download speed for broadband & 10th in mobile speed, out of 11 South American Countries.

Emcali states that Claro has made a partial payment but the outstanding debt remains over $11 billion pesos.

According to Claro, the fiber optic connectivity will boost the connectivity on San Andrés by up to tenfold.

Calculating mean latency for top mobile providers in Colombia during Q3 2021, Tigo had the lowest latency at 38 ms.