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Prepared for 5G Americas 6/15/2021 Region Country Operator LTE 5G Latin America 125 13 Anguilla Total 20 Anguilla Digicel Anguilla 10 Anguilla Flow (Anguilla) 10 Antigua and Barbuda Total 30 Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA, branded Antigua and Barbuda inet) 10 Antigua and Barbuda Digicel (Antigua and Barbuda) 10 Antigua and Barbuda Flow (Antigua and Barbuda) 10 Argentina Total 31 Argentina Claro Argentina 10 Argentina Telecom Personal (Argentina) 11 Argentina Telefonica Argentina (Movistar) 10 Aruba Total 20 Aruba Digicel (Aruba) 10 Aruba SETAR 10 Bahamas Total 20 Bahamas ALIV 10 Bahamas Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) 10 Barbados Total 20 Barbados Digicel (Barbados) 10 Barbados Flow (Barbados) 10 Belize Total 20 Belize Belize Telemedia Limited (BTL, Digi) 10 Belize SpeedNet Communications (Smart) 10 Bermuda Total 20 Digicel Bermuda (incl. Bermuda Telephone Bermuda Company) 10 Bermuda One Communications 10 Bolivia Total 30 Bolivia Entel Movil 10 Bolivia NuevaTel PCS (Viva) 10 Bolivia Tigo Bolivia 10 Brazil Total 72 Brazil Algar Telecom 10 Brazil Claro Brasil (incl. Embratel & NET Servicos) 11 Brazil Claro‐nxt (formerly Nextel Telecomunicacoes) 10 Brazil EUTV (Surf Telecom) 10 Brazil Oi 10 Brazil Telefonica Brasil (Vivo) 11 Brazil TIM Brasil 10 Cayman Islands Total 20 Cayman Islands Digicel (Cayman Islands) 10 Cayman Islands Flow (Cayman Islands) 10 Chile Total 40 Chile Claro Chile 10 Chile Entel Chile 10 Chile Telefonica Moviles Chile (Movistar) 10 Chile WOM 10 Colombia Total 61 Colombia Avantel (Colombia) 10 Claro Colombia (previously Comcel, Telmex Colombia Colombia) 10 Colombia Colombia Movil (Tigo Colombia) 10 Columbia DirecTV 1 Colombia Empresa de Telecomunicaciones de Bogota (ETB) 10 Colombia Partners Telecom Colombia (WOM) 10 Colombia Telefonica Colombia (Movistar) 10 Costa Rica Total 30 Costa Rica Claro Costa Rica 10 Costa Rica Grupo ICE (Kolbi) 10 Costa Rica Telefonica Costa Rica (Movistar) 10 Cuba Total 10 Cuba Empresa de Telecomunicaciones de Cuba (ETECSA) 10 Curaçao Total 20 Curaçao Digicel (Curacao) 10 Curaçao UTS (Curacao) 10 Dominica Total 20 Dominica Digicel (Dominica) 10 Dominica Flow (Dominica) 10 Dominican Republic Total 30 Dominican Republic Altice Dominicana 10 Dominican Republic Claro Dominicana (Codetel) 10 Dominican Republic Viva Dominicana (previously Trilogy) 10 Ecuador Total 30 Ecuador Claro Ecuador (Conecel) 10 Ecuador Corporacion Nacional de Telecomunicaciones (CNT) 10 Ecuador Movistar Ecuador (Otecel) 10 El Salvador Total 30 El Salvador CTE Telecom Personal (Claro) 10 El Salvador Telefonica Moviles El Salvador (Movistar) 10 El Salvador Telemovil (Tigo) 10 French Guiana Total 30 French Guiana Digicel (French Guiana) 10 French Guiana Orange Caraibe (French Guiana) 10 French Guiana SFR Caraibe (French Guiana) 10 Grenada Total 30 Grenada AisleCom (SpiceMobile) 10 Grenada Digicel (Grenada) 10 Grenada Flow (Grenada) 10 Guadeloupe Total 30 Guadeloupe Digicel (Guadeloupe) 10 Guadeloupe Orange Caraibe (Guadeloupe) 10 Guadeloupe SFR Caraibe (Guadeloupe) 10 Guatemala Total 20 Guatemala Claro Guatemala 10 Guatemala Tigo Guatemala 10 Guyana Total 10 Guyana Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company (GTT) 10 Haiti Total 10 Haiti Natcom 10 Honduras Total 20 Honduras Claro Honduras 10 Honduras Tigo Honduras 10 Jamaica Total 20 Jamaica Digicel (Jamaica) 10 Jamaica Flow (Jamaica) 10 Martinique Total 30 Martinique Digicel (Martinique) 10 Martinique Orange Caraibe (Martinique) 10 Martinique SFR Caraibe (Martinique) 10 Mexico Total 40 Mexico ALTAN Redes (Red Compartida) 10 Mexico AT&T Mexico 10 Mexico Radiomovil Dipsa (Telcel) 10 Mexico Telefonica Moviles Mexico (Movistar) 10 Nicaragua Total 20 Nicaragua Claro Nicaragua 10 Nicaragua Tigo Nicaragua (incl. Tigo Business) 10 Panama Total 40 Panama Cable & Wireless Panama (CWP) 10 Panama Claro Panama 10 Panama Digicel Panama 10 Panama Tigo Panama (formerly Movistar) 10 Paraguay Total 40 Paraguay Claro Paraguay 10 Paraguay Hola Paraguay (Vox) 10 Paraguay Nucleo (Telecom Personal Paraguay) 10 Paraguay Tigo Paraguay 10 Peru Total 42 Peru Bitel (Viettel Peru) 10 Peru Claro Peru 11 Peru Entel Peru 11 Peru Movistar Peru 10 Puerto Rico Total 32 Puerto Rico Claro Puerto Rico 10 Liberty Mobile PR (formerly AT&T Communications Puerto Rico Puerto Rico) 11 Puerto Rico T‐Mobile Puerto Rico 11 Saint Kitts and Nevis Total 20 Saint Kitts and Nevis Digicel (Saint Kitts & Nevis) 10 Saint Kitts and Nevis Flow (Saint Kitts & Nevis) 10 Saint Lucia Total 20 Saint Lucia Digicel Saint Lucia 10 Saint Lucia Flow (Saint Lucia) 10 Saint Pierre and Miquelon Total 10 Saint Pierre and Miquelon GlobalTel (Saint Pierre and Miquelon) 10 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Total 20 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Digicel (SVG) 10 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Flow (SVG) 10 Saint‐Martin Total 30 Saint‐Martin Dauphin Telecom (Saint‐Martin) 10 Saint‐Martin Digicel (Saint‐Martin) 10 Saint‐Martin Orange Caraibe (Saint‐Martin) 10 Sint Maarten Total 20 Sint Maarten TelEm Group (incl. TelCell) 10 Sint Maarten UTS (Sint Maarten) 10 Suriname Total 11 Suriname Telesur 11 Trinidad and Tobago Total 21 Trinidad and Tobago bmobile (PNG) 1 Trinidad and Tobago Digicel (Trinidad and Tobago) 10 Telecoms Services of Trinidad & Tobago (TSTT, Trinidad and Tobago bmobile) 10 Uruguay Total 31 Uruguay Antel 11 Uruguay Claro Uruguay 10 Uruguay Movistar Uruguay 10 Venezuela Total 30 Venezuela Digitel 10 Venezuela Movilnet 10 Venezuela Movistar Venezuela 10 Virgin Islands (U.K.) Total 30 Virgin Islands (U.K.) CCT (BVI) 10 Virgin Islands (U.K.) Digicel (BVI) 10 Virgin Islands (U.K.) Flow (BVI) 10 Virgin Islands (U.S.) Total 32 Liberty Mobile VI (formerly AT&T Communications Virgin Islands (U.S.) USVI) 11 Virgin Islands (U.S.) T‐Mobile (USVI) 11 Virgin Islands (U.S.) Viya (formerly Innovative Telephone) 10 6/15/2021.
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