Christmas is a time for reunions, celebrations, and reflection. In an increasingly digital world, connectivity becomes the true bridge uniting families, businesses, and teams spread across countries like the United States, Colombia, Nicaragua, and the rest of Central America. In this context, telecommunications play a key role in ensuring a smooth, secure, and uninterrupted end to the year. Today more than ever, a connected Christmas is not just a convenience: it is a neces

Imagine working from home and suddenly your internet connection disappears for hours. This is not a provider error, but the effect of an outage in the submarine cables that connect the Caribbean to the rest of the world. For Central America and the Caribbean, these interruptions are more than an inconvenience: they affect businesses, banks, and critical services. Why do submarine cable outages occur? There are various causes: storms, hurricanes, ship accidents, or technical f

Northern Lights and their relationship with the Sun The Northern Lights are one of the most impressive natural phenomena that can be observed in the skies of high and mid-latitudes. They occur when charged particles emitted by the Sun, known as the solar wind, interact with the Earth's magnetosphere. This collision generates colorful lights, usually green, red, and purple, that dance across the night sky. To measure the geomagnetic activity that causes auroras, scientists us