Like the rest of Latin America (LATAM), Chile was introduced to the internet and the concept of a digital economy in the mid-1990s. Since then, its government has invested heavily in policies and initiatives that support the development of the country’s digital infrastructure. These policies include tax incentives for startups and foreign companies willing to invest in the country, technology incubation programs and initiatives to promote the development and penetration of broadband infrastructure across the country. Today, Chile is the world’s largest producer of copper, which has helped create one of the most vibrant and fastest growing economies in LATAM….

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