Topic: Flow Cayman

Starlink’s arrival brings promise for consumers but also has the potential to transform Cayman’s telecommunications infrastructure.

Flow announced it was launching 5G services in the Cayman Islands for the first time, in what the telecommunications company calls the “fifth generation of mobile technology”.

A Flow outage has left customers in Bodden Town without internet service, prompting utilities watchdog OfReg to call an urgent meeting with the telecommunications company.

Utilities regulator OfReg has expressed "deep concern" after the unscheduled outage of Flow's fixed lines restricted calls to emergency services.

C&W Communications, the operator of Flow, has appointed Susanna O’Sullivan as vice president, North Caribbean.

Flow spent KYD $5 million on network enhancements and will continue to invest in improvements that will benefit current and future customers. The current fiber footprint will initially be expanded to include all of Grand Cayman and provide a significant increase in fiber coverage in the sister islands.

OfReg CEO Malike Cummings has said he is "gravely concerned" by the negative impact on consumers who lost telecom service over the weekend when CUC removed the Flow cable lines from its poles.

Caribbean Utilities Company has removed Flow's "unauthorised attachments" from its poles over the weekend, causing service disruption for the telecom provider's customers in the eastern districts.

Flow customers throughout Cayman experienced a disruption in service Monday evening. Some customers remained without service into Tuesday morning.

Three Caymanian college students received a combined total of $30,000 in scholarship money last week from FLOW Cayman.

Officials are warning Cayman residents about a potentially harmful email masquerading as communication from the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service.