Singtel will partner with local telecommunications operators that provide the network infrastructure, while Singtel delivers the overlay of software-defined networks, orchestration and service layers.
Services supported through the Brazil office include SD-WAN, secure access service edge solutions and its CUBΣ network-as-a-service platform, which provides centralised control, real-time visibility and orchestration across multi-vendor and multi-cloud networks.
Brazil is among the world’s fastest-growing digital markets as organisations expand adoption of cloud, automation and data-driven platforms. Its digital transformation market is projected to exceed US$50 billion by 2030, driven by investment in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cybersecurity and Industry 4.0 technologies, according to Mordor Intelligence. The country’s enterprise telecommunications sector is growing at a compound annual growth rate of 7.2%.
“Brazil is seeing rising demand for cloud-native architectures, AI-ready infrastructure, low-latency connectivity and advanced network services as enterprises modernise and scale. By bringing its software-defined networking and secure digital platform capabilities alongside its Asia-Pacific network footprint, Singtel aims to help global corporations operate more efficiently and expand into Asia while competing globally,” says Ng Tian Chong, chief executive officer of Singtel Singapore.
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Updated at 3pm to clarify that the office is a sales office, and add the expected timeline and that Singtel will partner with local telcos, as per Singtel's updated press release
