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Making the Internet More Reliable in Panama
Making the Internet More Reliable in Panama
If you send a WhatsApp message to your friend in a neighboring town, why should the data have to travel to another country first just to ultimately reach someone close to you? In Panama, peering keeps data local, improving Internet speed, cost, and reliability.
Latest Updates
Latest Updates
Policy Brief: Spectrum Policy
We need deliberate policy and regulatory measures to ensure spectrum availability for community-centered initiatives …
ISOC Day at Africa Internet Summit 2025
The Africa Internet Summit (AIS) is an annual, regional, multi-stakeholder ICT conference held by the African Network Operators Group (AfNOG) …
How to Achieve Universal Connectivity
Achieving universal connectivity will require action from many actors—governments, regulators, communities, civil society, and the private sector. Community-centered connectivity offers …
What Is Internet Resilience?
A resilient Internet connection is one that can maintain an acceptable level of service in the face of faults and …
The Power of Volunteers: Connecting an Indigenous Community in Panama
The Internet Society Panama Chapter had a plan. They would build the country’s first community network and bring the Internet to …
Is Your IXP at Risk of Becoming a “Zombie”?
Over time, some Internet exchange points (IXPs) begin to operate on autopilot—what we call “Zombie IXPs.” This can diminish performance …
What Is Community-Centered Connectivity and Why Should We Care?
Community-centered connectivity is when connectivity solutions are built for, with, or by local communities themselves. These solutions are not imposed …
Central Africa Peering Forum 2025
The Central Africa Peering Forum (CAPF, or FPAC in French) brings together players in the Internet ecosystem in the Central …
West Africa Peering Forum (WAPF) 2025
Event Objectives Promoting the development of a robust and sustainable Internet ecosystem in West Africa by encouraging local interconnection and …
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