The Internet Archive Just Backed Up an Entire Caribbean Island

In a groundbreaking move, The Internet Archive has successfully backed up an entire Caribbean island. The non-profit organization known for its mission to preserve digital content for future generations has now expanded its efforts to include physical locations.

The island, located in the Caribbean Sea, is home to a vibrant community and rich cultural heritage. The Internet Archive’s team worked tirelessly to create a digital replica of the island, capturing every aspect of its geography, architecture, and way of life.

This ambitious project not only serves as a valuable resource for researchers and historians, but also ensures that the island’s unique identity will be preserved for generations to come.

With this latest endeavor, The Internet Archive continues to push the boundaries of digital preservation, demonstrating the organization’s commitment to safeguarding our shared history and experiences.