Today’s telecom news includes announcements on Liberty Latin America, Clearfield, GTT Communications, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), among others.
Liberty Latin America Agrees to Sell Peru Business
Liberty Latin America has signed an agreement to sell its operations in Peru, marking another step in its strategy to streamline its regional portfolio and strengthen its financial position. The transaction is expected to simplify the company’s business structure while allowing greater focus on core markets with stronger long-term growth opportunities. The sale remains subject to customary regulatory approvals and closing conditions. Liberty Latin America said it will continue prioritizing investment in markets where it sees higher strategic value, improved operational efficiency, and stronger returns. The divestment reflects the company’s ongoing efforts to optimize capital allocation while enhancing overall business performance across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Clearfield Unveils Fiber and Power Solution for Smarter Network Edge Deployments
Clearfield has introduced its new Fault Managed Power portfolio, combining fiber connectivity with intelligent power delivery to simplify broadband network edge deployments. The solution enables communications service providers to deliver safe, centralized power over existing fiber infrastructure, reducing installation complexity and lowering deployment costs. Designed for fiber-to-the-home, wireless, and enterprise applications, the portfolio supports faster network expansion while improving reliability and operational efficiency. By integrating fiber and power into a unified platform, Clearfield helps operators deploy connected devices more easily, extend network reach, and accelerate broadband rollouts without requiring extensive electrical infrastructure at remote edge locations.
GTT and HPE Expand Alliance to Strengthen Secure Enterprise Cloud Networking
GTT Communications and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) have expanded their strategic partnership to deliver secure, cloud-first networking solutions for enterprise customers. The collaboration integrates GTT’s global managed networking and security services with HPE Aruba Networking technology to simplify hybrid and multi-cloud connectivity while improving cybersecurity and network performance. The enhanced offering enables businesses to modernize IT infrastructure, improve application performance, and securely connect users, devices, and cloud environments through a unified managed service. By combining advanced networking with integrated security and centralized management, the partnership aims to help enterprises accelerate digital transformation, support AI-driven workloads, and improve operational efficiency across global operations.
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