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Chambers Global Practice Guides TMT 2023 | Mexico: Trends & Developments

July 4, 2023 /

Despite the high degree of uncertainty in the world and in the TMT sector, digital evolution has continued at a steady and rapid pace. Cybersecurity remains a priority on the agendas of business leaders and policymakers alike. Policymakers are increasingly focusing on regulating the digital economy, big tech companies, and new disruptive technologies (such as AI), leading to various legislative initiatives and evolutions.

The “TMT 2023” guide presented by Chambers and Partners provides the latest legal information on the metaverse, the digital economy, cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), big data, the Internet of Things (IoT), regulation of audiovisual media services, telecommunications rules, technological agreements and trust services and digital signatures.

Paola Morales y Daniel Legaspi contributed to documenting the relevance of all aspects of TMT services in Mexico. Check out the guide here:

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