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Video: Microsoft's Cesar Cernuda on Data as Digital Currency in Latin America – #BRAVObiz 2017

Cernuda said the region, with a population of 644 million, has the ability to generate a lot of information when it comes to digital currency.

The president of Microsoft Latin America, César Cernuda, spoke about Latin America's digital economy on the sidelines of the 2017 Council of the Americas Symposium and BRAVO Business Awards. Cernuda said the region, with a population of 644 million, has the ability to generate a lot of information when it comes to digital currency.

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