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Brazilian telecommunications digital service expansion

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Brazilian telecommunications companies are expanding their service offerings through digital transformation and advanced connectivity. Initially, operators such as Vivo and Claro began integrating artificial intelligence assistants and cloud storage into broadband and mobile packages. Vivo, for instance, offered Google’s Gemini AI Plus and cloud storage to customers as part of a strategy to act as a distribution platform for digital services. ~~Following~~ Building on these ~~service expansions,~~ efforts, Claro has moved toward implementing 5G technology and smart networks to support high-density ecosystems. ~~This includes infrastructure~~ As the official technology partner for ~~large-scale venues like~~ the Nubank Parque ~~stadium~~ multi-use arena in ~~São Paulo~~ Brazil, Claro has implemented advanced connectivity infrastructure, including over 700 high-capacity Wi-Fi 6 access points supported by a dedicated fiber optic network. The arena now features 5G Advanced (5.5G) in standalone mode and hosts Brazil’s first commercial millimeter wave (mmWave) network. This infrastructure is designed to ~~facilitate immersive experiences~~ support high-definition streaming for visitors while ensuring low latency for corporate operations and ~~manage massive data flows. The industry trend shows a convergence~~ payment systems. Under the leadership of ~~AI, cloud computing, and high-performance connectivity~~ CEO Rodrigo Marques, Claro continues to ~~serve both entertainment~~ focus on innovation through its BeOn hub, which connects startups and ~~corporate sectors.~~ research centers to company projects.

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