Category: Internet and Businesses Online

The 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti in August 2021, just as many people were starting their day. Over the course of several days, the quake and its aftershocks devastated the country, leaving more than 300 people dead, injuring hundreds more, and leveling homes, schools, and churches. But Haiti’s Internet exchange point managed to stay online, keeping the Internet running at

The 2022 Indigenous Connectivity Summit (ICS) marks a significant milestone this year. When it takes place this 24 to 28 October 2022, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, it will become a true community-driven event—being led by the newly-formed Indigenous Connectivity Institute.

The ICS is an annual event that brings together Indigenous community members and leaders, network operators, researchers, and policymakers with a

The Internet is a force. An intangible force of good, made from tangible parts and plays a bigger and bigger role in our everyday life. It’s comprised of millions of individual networks that allow us to connect and communicate with each other. Its open and global infrastructure is designed to work seamlessly across borders. This cross-border flow is facilitated through