The Caribbean Data centre Association has been officially inaugurated, marking a significant leap forward for the digital landscape of the Caribbean region. This milestone underscores the commitment to bolstering the region's digital infrastructure and fostering economic growth through collaborative efforts and a shared vision.

The establishment of the Caribbean Datacentre Association signifies a pivotal moment in the Caribbean's digital transformation journey. With a mission to provide a unified platform for digital transformation and support the growth of the datacenter ecosystem, the CDA aims to broaden economies of scale, facilitate knowledge sharing, and advocate for supportive policies. By positioning the Caribbean as a hub of technological innovation and investment, the CDA aims to propel the region towards sustainable economic development.

A noteworthy achievement of the Caribbean Datacentre Association is the inauguration of the Blue Nap Datacentre, the first Tier IV datacenter in the Caribbean. The Tier IV design ensures the highest level of reliability, guaranteeing 99.995% availability, equivalent to no more than 26.3 minutes of downtime per year. This achievement aligns perfectly with CANTO's overarching theme for the year, "Towards a Sustainable Digital Economy."

CANTO proudly stands as a partner to the Caribbean Datacentre Association, reaffirming its unwavering commitment to contributing towards the association's objectives. Recognizing the immense potential to shape the future of the region's digital economy, CANTO remains dedicated to ensuring that the interests and aspirations of all Caribbean nations and communities are served.