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In the latest episode of NEDAS Live!, host Ilissa Miller engages in an insightful discussion with Brian Moon, CEO of Pacific Telecommunications Council (PTC), and Dario Betti, CEO of Mobile Ecosystem Forum (MEF). Together, they provide an in-depth preview of the highly anticipated PTC’25 conference, highlighting its pivotal role in shaping the future of the digital infrastructure industry. As the event quickly approaches on January 19-22, 2025, Moon and Betti explore the key themes and trends that will define this year’s gathering, emphasizing its significance for industry professionals and stakeholders alike.

PTC’25: The Davos of Digital Infrastructure

Moon highlights that the annual PTC conference, hosted in Honolulu, Hawaii, has transformed into what he describes as the “Davos of Digital Infrastructure.” This prestigious event unites over 30 distinct industry sectors, including satellite communications, data centers, subsea cables, fiber optics, and private equity firms. The expansive nature of the conference underscores the growing collaboration within the digital infrastructure landscape.

Key Themes and Focus Areas

The podcast reveals several crucial themes for PTC’25:

  • Evolving Wholesale Concepts: The digital infrastructure industry is undergoing a significant transformation as new players enter the market. This shift necessitates a comprehensive redefinition of wholesale strategies for both mobile and fixed networks, adapting to the changing landscape of connectivity providers and consumers.
  • Fraud and Cybersecurity: PTC’25 will feature dedicated sessions to address these critical challenges, offering insights into the latest protective measures and strategies.
  • Future of Telecommunications: Discussions will focus on how these interfaces are creating new business opportunities and enabling more intelligent, efficient network delivery systems, paving the way for next-generation services.
  • Ecosystem Collaboration: PTC’25 aims to bring together a diverse array of stakeholders, including solution providers, network operators, and service providers, to encourage innovation and synergy in addressing industry challenges.

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