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Digicel+ delivers ‘Speed Without Limits’
Work from-home professional Paige Golding (second right) spends a cozy afternoon with her husband, Marcus, and their son, Maik, balancing work, learning, and family time, made easier with a reliable Internet connection.
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February 13, 2025

Digicel+ delivers ‘Speed Without Limits’

Content creators and digital enthusiasts enjoying faster Internet at no extra cost

WITH content creators, live streamers, remote workers, and online entrepreneurs increasing, their demand for seamless, high-speed Internet has never been greater. Digicel+ has moved to meet this demand by delivering ‘Speed Without Limits’ — up to 600 megabits per second (Mbps) at no additional cost to its customers.

“Jamaica is full of talented digital entrepreneurs and creatives, and they deserve the best tools to thrive,” said Tari Lovell, chief marketing officer at Digicel in a media release.

“By upgrading our Internet speeds across the board at no extra cost, we’re not just improving connectivity; we’re investing in the future of Jamaica’s digital economy,” added Lovell.

She pointed out that as more Jamaicans explore careers in digital content creation, gaming, e-commerce, and remote work, having access to reliable Internet is no longer a luxury—it is a necessity.

Lovell noted that the rise of platforms that allow consumers to share their talents and earn, like YouTube,
Twitch, and TikTok, coupled with the increasing adoption of cloud-based collaboration tools, means that speed and stability are key to success in today’s digital age.

According to Lovell, for the digital lifestyle partner, Speed Without Limits is about more than just faster downloads—but rather about enabling creativity, productivity, and connection in an increasingly digital world.

“With this upgrade, Digicel+ continues to support the next generation of content creators, entrepreneurs, and professionals who rely on high-speed connectivity to bring their ideas to life.

“As Jamaica moves toward a future where digital opportunities contribute tremendously to the economy, Digicel+ remains committed to providing the speed, reliability, and innovation that today’s users need to succeed,” said Lovell.

For Paige Golding, a content creator and work-from-home professional, the upgrade speed has made a tangible difference.

“I’ve been a Digicel+ customer for over eight years, and with this upgrade, I can definitely see the changes. Recently, our family expanded to a four-person household, and I can say without a doubt that these newly upgraded speeds have made it easier to share content,” said Golding.

“I work from home as well, so my meetings, downtime to update relatives, and trying to find all things baby-related is a much faster process. Our little family is certainly thankful for this step in the right direction,” added Golding.

In the meantime Marion Williams, who switched to Digicel+ in December 2024, the impact has been immediate.

“Despite being a mobile customer for as long as I can remember, this is my first time with Digicel+ home Internet, and so far, it has been great. I am now able to contact family and friends at a much faster rate,” said Williams.

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