Press Release

Press Releases are submitted by technology firms interested in promoting a product or service to the wider community of technology users and consumers in Trinidad and Tobago. They may be edited for form or length.

Spotify launches Ad Studio for TT

Spotify brings music and podcasts to 406 million users in 184 markets, across hundreds of devices. Among Spotify Free users, 71% of listeners are under 35 and the median age of podcast listeners is 27.

IDB announces new country strategy for TT for Digital Transformation

A key element of the strategy focuses on using digitalization to bolster not only the public sector, and public sector services, but to empower the private sector and individual citizens of Trinidad and Tobago

Huawei commits to innovation in green technology

Huawei has stepped up its investment in research in materials, science and technologies, such as ceramics, in its telecom equipment to reduce the energy consumption.

New IXP to improve Internet infrastructure in French-speaking Caribbean

The objective is to create an economically viable broadband Internet network and facilitate the exchange of Internet traffic among the French-speaking territories and other Caribbean jurisdictions.

TSTT issues legally circumspect, information-starved statement on retrenchment status

"Any stated, cited or quoted number of potentially impacted employees cannot be, and is not, definitive because this (among others) is a matter which is the subject of the ongoing consultations."

Unqueue wins fifth ADDY for mobile app design, UI

ā€œThis ADDY is validation of the hard work put in by the team, and is a testament again to the power of creating solutions here for people here.ā€ - CEO Agyei Archer

Caribbean Publisher Alliance: Express, Gleaner, Loop collaborate to optimise ad inventory

"This partnership with other publishers and tech partners, once successful, would add to the traditional sources of direct placements and the affiliate advertising available through big tech."

Huawei: Mobile tech key to closing connectivity gaps in Latin America, Caribbean

"It will be much easier to boost this connectivity with 5G, which will provide of 100Mbps BW with no cabling or any complicated installations for the end user."

C&W Communications to support reduction in regional roaming charges

Above: Kurleigh Prescod. Photo by Marlon Rouse, courtesy C&W Communications. C&W Communications, the operators of Flow, Flow Business and C&W Business, has announced a suite...

Microsoft expands Azure for telecoms operators

Microsoft is working with operators, system integrators, technology partners, and solutions partners to build innovative solutions that enable the telecommunications industry transformation.

Huawei: Over 50 percent of global GDP will be digitized by 2022

Green ICT is key to sustainable growth in the digital economy. The ICT industry is providing new technologies to help other industries reduce their carbon footprints.

Digicel to support reduced Caricom roaming rates

"Today we create an example of what we can achieve by working together. This is a significant milestone in the roadmap towards achieving a Single ICT Caribbean Space."
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