Bequant at ABRINT and LACNIC 43: Connecting with ISPs Across Latin America

In May, Bequant took part in two of the most important events for the connectivity and telecom sector in Latin America: ABRINT 2025 and LACNIC 43, both held in São Paulo, Brazil. These participations reflect a clear step forward in Bequant’s strategy to deepen its engagement with key players across the region and contribute meaningfully to the evolution of the ISP ecosystem.

At ABRINT, the largest gathering of regional internet providers in Brazil, Bequant made its debut with a strong presence, reinforcing the company’s commitment to the Brazilian market and its long-term vision for the region.

“Our presence at ABRINT for the first time marks an important shift in our marketing strategy in Brazil. From now on, we aim to be part of the leading industry events, especially alongside our partners. The outcome was exceptional; we made countless connections and initiated valuable new business opportunities.”
- Rodrigo García de Salles, Marketing Director at Bequant

According to Bruno Pulz, Bequant’s Sales Manager in Brazil, the event was a powerful platform to elevate the brand and connect with strategic stakeholders:

“ABRINT gave us the opportunity to strengthen relationships, listen to the market, and reinforce the trust placed in our solution. We're more motivated than ever to help accelerate innovation in Brazil’s ISP sector.”

Soon after, LACNIC 43 brought together technical leaders and decision-makers from across Latin America to discuss the future of internet infrastructure, cybersecurity, and IP address management. Bequant’s participation further solidified its regional leadership.

“LACNIC events are always a benchmark thanks to the high level of their conference content and the strong engagement of the ISP community. They also offer great networking opportunities, allowing us to get closer to our customers, listen to their feedback, and meet new ISPs interested in our solution. This edition was particularly special, as it took place in parallel with ABRINT — giving us an even better chance to connect with the Brazilian market and compare the similarities and differences between Brazilian operators and those from the rest of Latin America.”

— David Gonzalez, Commercial Director at Bequant

By joining both events, Bequant reaffirmed its commitment to the region, building stronger relationships with ISPs, partners, and institutions — and reinforcing its role as a key player in the future of internet performance in Latin America.

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