Tech
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Energy Estate plots subsea cables to Fiji, aiming to turn the Pacific into a digital hub
Australian renewable energy company Energy Estate is steering a bold expansion of subsea cable and digital infrastructure, with plans that could extend all the way to Fiji. The initiative promises faster, more resilient connectivity powered by clean energy, and could position Fiji as a regional digital hub.
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Starlink-Backed Connectivity Reaches Fiji’s Lau Group Under Universal Service Push
A new collaboration aims to bring universal connectivity to Fiji’s Lau Group, leveraging satellite-enabled networks to reach even the most isolated communities. This bold move could unlock new opportunities in health, education, and business, driving a more inclusive digital future.
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Fisher & Paykel Brings Smart Refrigerators to Fiji via Courts
Fisher & Paykel’s refrigerator lineup blends freshness, flexibility, and reliable performance for modern island living. From Bottom Mount to Quad Door and Chest Freezers, these models offer smart storage and stylish finishes designed to thrive in Fiji’s tropical climate. With ActiveSmart technology and solid after-sales support, they promise long-lasting freshness and peace of mind.
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Fiji’s FINTEL: Paving a Resilient Path to Global Connectivity
Fiji’s digital future hinges on resilience, global vision, and a stronger regional connectivity hub. A recent ministerial visit signals renewed leadership and a proactive push to secure and modernize the nation’s vital communications network.
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Fiji’s AI Hackathon 2025 Kicks Off in Suva to Spark Global Innovation
Suva hosts the AI Hackathon 2025, a convergence of students, industry leaders, and innovators ready to tackle real-world challenges. With global partners and a focus on aviation, tourism, and agriculture, the event spotlights Fiji’s budding role in AI innovation and the bold ideas shaping its digital future.
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Honeywell’s Fiji AI Hackathon Teases the Next Wave of Aerospace IT Talent
Fiji’s IT students may soon get a four-day AI hackathon that turns classroom theory into real-world project experience. The initiative frames AI as a collaborative tool that augments human skills, while unlocking local talent for global opportunities.
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No Card, No Ride? Fiji’s Cashless Bus Rollout Faces E-Transport Glitches
Commuters relying on the e-Transport card are facing repeated glitches as network outages and faulty machines disrupt daily trips. Top-up errors, awkward on-bus redemptions, and a new cashless rule have many calling for faster improvements and wider coverage. Could the system’s rollout finally deliver a smoother, more reliable ride for everyone?
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AquaSync: Smart Hydration Tech from a Pacific Student
Pacific engineer Mrunmayi Badgujar is turning everyday hydration into a smart, sustainable habit. Her AquaSync system fuses mechanical know-how with digital sensing to track intake and deliver personalized reminders—evolving from prototype toward real-world testing and broader community impact.
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Sheraton Fiji Unveils AI Concierge Coco to Cut Paper Waste
An AI-powered virtual concierge named Coco is reshaping guest experiences at a Fiji resort—accessible by QR code and ready to assist with events, dining, and activities. It’s also driving sustainability, with plans for 3D maps and expanded features that make exploring the resort easier and greener.
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Time Names AI Architects as Person of the Year, Sparking Debate on AI’s Future
AI’s architects take center stage in a year that reshapes how we live, work, and think about technology — a mix of awe, worry, and endless possibility. This feature pulls back the curtain on the people, partnerships, and debates driving intelligent machines forward, and the ethical questions they leave in their wake.