TSTT

ISP Network Operator

Trinidad and Tobago

Valid from 1991-01-01

Organization: Any kind of organization. The Organization class represents a kind of Agent corresponding to social instititutions such as companies, societies etc.

About

Founded in 1991 through the merger of state-owned Telephone Company of Trinidad and Tobago (established 1969) and Textel, privatised in 2007 with Cable & Wireless (now Liberty Latin America) taking 49% stake, and major FTTH rollout branded "blink Fibre" launched 2020 (Source), (Source), (Source).

Operator Characteristics

Retail-only ISP?

No
TSTT is not retail-only; it builds and operates its own national physical networks in addition to retail sales (Source).

Wholesale-only Network Operator?

No
TSTT is not wholesale-only; it sells retail broadband/TV under blink and bmobile brands (Source).

Business-only ISP?

No
TSTT is not business-only; it serves both residential consumers and businesses (Source).

Owns Networks

TSTT Coaxial Cable
TSTT owns TSTT Coaxial Cable network (Source), (Source).
TSTT Copper DSL
TSTT owns TSTT Copper DSL network (Source), (Source).
TSTT FTTH
TSTT owns TSTT FTTH network (Source), (Source).
TSTT Fixed Wireless
TSTT owns TSTT Fixed Wireless network (Source), (Source).

Sells Over Networks

TSTT Coaxial Cable
TSTT uses its own TSTT Coaxial Cable network (Source), (Source).
TSTT Copper DSL
TSTT uses its own TSTT Copper DSL network (Source), (Source).
TSTT FTTH
TSTT uses its own TSTT FTTH network (Source), (Source).
TSTT Fixed Wireless
TSTT uses its own TSTT Fixed Wireless network (Source), (Source).