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AT&T Sells Mexican Operations Amid AI Network Focus

AT&T Sells Mexican Operations Amid AI Network Focus

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ThreatCluster •October 15, 2026 at 03:36 UTC
  • •AT&T sells its Mexican operations for $2 billion to focus on the US market.
  • •Orange's Pisces cable project aims to enhance connectivity between Ireland and mainland Europe.
  • •Pisces will consist of 16 fibre pairs and is expected to be deployed by 2028.

AT&T has announced the sale of its Mexican operations to Grupo Televisa and Fintech Holdings for $2 billion, aiming to concentrate on AI-ready networks in the US. The company believes this move aligns with its strategy to enhance domestic growth. Meanwhile, Orange has entered a joint venture to build a new subsea cable, Pisces, connecting Ireland with France, Spain, and Portugal, set for deployment in 2028. This cable aims to improve connectivity and resilience for Ireland's digital infrastructure. The Pisces project is backed by Equitix and MDM, and will consist of 16 fibre pairs, enhancing capacity for datacentres in Ireland. The cable will directly link to existing international systems, boosting integration with global networks.

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2026-10-14
AT&T announces sale of Mexican operations
AT&T sells its operations in Mexico to Grupo Televisa and Fintech Holdings for $2 billion, focusing on AI-ready networks in the US.
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2026-10-14
Orange announces Pisces subsea cable project
Orange forms a joint venture to build a 3,125km subsea cable connecting Ireland with France, Spain, and Portugal, set for deployment in 2028.
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What is the significance of AT&T's sale?
The sale allows AT&T to focus its resources on developing AI-ready networks in the US.
What are the details of the Pisces project?
The Pisces project will consist of a 3,125km subsea cable with 16 fibre pairs, enhancing connectivity between Ireland and mainland Europe.
When is the Pisces cable expected to be deployed?
The Pisces cable is scheduled for deployment in 2028.