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Suriname · SurinameWe are continuing our reboot of our ‘Know Your Neighbours’ series, to get an update on our sister countries in the Caribbean region, generally, and of course, from an ICT perspective. Part of the Dutch Caribbean, Suriname is the focus of today’s episode. With Furgell Pinas, the Chair of ICT Association Suriname, we discuss the current state of the country’s ICT sector, including: the internet service available and its affordability; the ICT visioRead Article
ICTP 358: 2025 update on the state of ICT development in Suriname, with Furgell Pinas of ICT Association Suriname | ICT Pulse – The leading technology blog in the Caribbean

Trinidad and Tobago · Trinidad and TobagoOver the past decade or so, many Caribbean countries have implemented mobile number portability (MNP) to increase competition and offer more choice to consumers. However, fixed mobile portability (FNP) implementation has lagged behind. With Trinidad and Tobago launching FNP this week, we discuss the subject and why it has remained a challenge. Yesterday, 26 June 2025, fixed number portability (FNP) was officially launched in Trinidad and Tobag…Read Article
Unlocking choice: Why fixed number portability remains a challenge in the Caribbean | ICT Pulse – The leading technology blog in the Caribbean

Artificial Intelligence · BridgetownIn our June 2025 Community Chat, and with members of the Caribbean tech community, print and web journalist, Mylène Colmar of Guadeloupe, and Simone Passmore, the Chief Executive Officer of Webstylze in Barbados, the panel discusses: whether AI is signalling the end of Caribbean blogs; the AI dilemma of mitigating the risks and maximising the good; and the changing social media landscape. ICT Pulse Podcast · ICTP 357: AI and Caribbean blogs, tRead Article