Fiber & Broadband Internet

The sale of AT&T Mexico to Televisa and Grupo Fintech for about 2 billion dollars shook the telecommunications market and reshaped the debate over who will dominate connectivity in the country. Meanwhile, Telmex announced that it increased the speed of Infinitum for all its customers without changing the price, a move that once again placed it at the center of fixed internet.

Competition for the connected home has intensified: Totalplay, izzi and Megacable have battled over price and package comparisons, and Starlink has joined the cost debate alongside the leading providers. In mobile, Movistar maintained visibility with its offers and the market's reconfiguration, while BAIT remained present in comparisons of unlimited plans and eSIM. Meanwhile, CFE Internet para Todos resurfaced due to bundling rules and mobile access, and Blue Telecomm stayed among fixed internet operators with an active offer.

The sector is moving toward more aggressive convergence, where bundled packages and speed without price increases become the main weapon. For the Mexican user, the most visible consequence is that rate comparisons will grow more intense, and for operators, the question is who will manage to retain customers when the ownership map changes.