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High-speed fiber optic network – “home to one of fastest broadband connections in the Western Hemisphere.”
Regionally higher than the Bahamas and the Cayman Islands.
Today’s innovation-driven companies – including information technology, data centers, and other IT-related industries – are flourishing in the U.S. Virgin Islands. The USVI can meet the broadband needs of any company, with all the islands providing access to Tier-1 fiber optic networks. Tech companies of all sizes thrive at the RTPark, a research and technology park operated by the University of the Virgin Islands in St. Croix. RTPark offers businesses access to 64 West, the first and only carrier-neutral provider of managed services and collocation in the USVI, with a point of presence and data center traversing the fiber switching facilities of AT&T and Level 3 (Global Crossing). E-commerce companies seeking competitive advantage can find it here with mission-critical telecommunications and managed services, including hosting and transaction processing services.
Located in St. Thomas, UEIS is a leader in the computer-based data acquisition and control industry, providing high-quality hardware and software manufactured in the USVI. UEIS sells its technology products to automotive, aerospace, petroleum/refining, simulation, semiconductor, medical, HVAC, power generation companies, and other industries.
U.S. Viking is a premier technology firm located in St. Croix, with its primary product being ENPS, a newsroom computer system marketed by the Associated Press.
Unlock new horizons within the US Virgin Islands with the business potential our territory offers with the help of the USVI Economic Development Authority.
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