Author: Michele Marius

Top 5 tech gifts of 2025

With Christmas just around the corner and the biggest sales of the year imminent, we count down the most sought-after devices of the year and the most wanted tech gifts that you might want to buy for yourself or for the person who has everything.

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ICTP 376: Internet fragmentation and why it matters, with William J Drake

The internet was once envisioned as a borderless, open, and unified network connecting people, information, and innovation across the globe. However, in recent years, that vision has been increasingly threatened by what experts call “internet fragmentation”. William J Drake, one of the leading experts on the subject, joins us to discuss, among other things: how and why internet fragmentation came to the fore on the international agenda; how he would define ‘internet fragmentation’; whether there are any circumstances in which internet fragmentation can be a good thing; and why Caribbean countries and other developing regions should be concerned about internet fragmentation.

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Could Hurricane Melissa and the satellite surge signal a new era for Caribbean broadband competition?

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica as one of the strongest storms on record, leaving widespread destruction, including power losses, cut fibre and mobile outages, and severe damage to roads and buildings. Satellite communications provider, Starlink, was ready, willing and able to provide connectivity. This article explores the competition and market-share implications for Caribbean telcos when more resilient service offerings are available.

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