AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTelecom Upgrade: Digicel Bermuda says it’s aiming to replace the last of its copper network with fibre by year-end, with hundreds of customers still on copper landlines and complaints about its AI support bot “Ruby” also in the spotlight. Startup Ecosystem: Enterprise Cayman and DMZ have welcomed 18 ventures into the 14-week Launch Labs Incubator, spanning AI, digital health/MedTech, fintech, safety and mobility, and other emerging tech. Healthcare Skills Pipeline: Doctors Hospital launches a two-year Apprenticeship Programme for young Caymanians, mixing coursework with supervised hospital placements across support roles including supply chain and information tech. Public Health Research: Cayman’s Mosquito Research and Control Unit (MRCU) shared its mosquito management experience at an international symposium in Oman, focusing on dengue/Zika/chikungunya prevention and new vector control strategies. STEM Through Sport: The Cayman Motoring Federation wins the FIA José Abed Award for STEM Racing Cayman Islands, linking motorsport education with engineering, technology, design, and project teamwork. AI/Tech Business Moves: HGP Intelligent Energy signs a deal to become publicly traded via Meshflow, while Green Circle Decarbonize Technology partners with SANVO to mass-produce BocaPCM-TES panels in China. Cybersecurity/Fintech: Toobit is featured in CoinGecko’s 2026 crypto security report, highlighting its “Bee-Safe” framework and cold custody approach.
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