How Artificial Intelligence Can Assist Falklands Businesses
Artificial Intelligence is becoming an increasingly common part of working life around the world. Now, a new Falklands technology firm, Adapto South Atlantic, is helping
Government Not Considering Social Media Ban In Falklands
The United Kingdom will introduce a ban on under-16s accessing social media by Spring 2027. The measures will require age verification to access platforms and
New Laws Criminalising Deepfake Intimate Images in the Falklands
New Falklands laws criminalising the creation of deepfake images using AI are set to come into effect. An ExCo paper set out the need to
Why Starlink Prices Have Increased in the Falkland Islands
Starlink has announced price increases for its internet packages from the 18th June. Standard packages will rise to £80 per month, whilst roaming packages will
Indie Developer Releases Falklands Islands Based Video Game
A Falklands based chef has spent the last few months creating a video game themed around the islands. Gentoo Adventure sees players control Kentoo –
Turbine Parts Delivered to Falklands’ Sand Bay Wind Farm
The Stanley to Mount Pleasant road has had rolling closures for several days this week to allow the delivery of huge wind turbine parts from
Falklands’ New Fuel Tank Fully Operational
The newly installed over-ground fuel tank at Stanley Services fuel station is now fully operational. The new tank is compartmentalised and features six diesel nozzles,
How Falkland Islands’ Youth Use Social Media
The Telecommunications Regulator has released the results of the first Young People: Media Usage and Attitudes Survey. The research came after concerns were raised by
Will Sure Keep the Falklands Telecoms Contract?
Sure Group has made its case to remain the Falklands’ telecoms provider beyond the current licence period. The existing contract expires at the end of
Sensors Set Up In Stanley To Test The Quality Of Falkland Islands Air
Blake Environmental, a local consultant, has set up sensors to monitor air quality around Stanley. The project was funded through the Government’s environmental studies budget,