Priceless pieces by Filipino National Artists rarely leave museum walls or private collections, but now, they’re coming home in the form of next-gen tech.
Converge ICT Solutions, led by broadband tycoons Dennis Anthony H. Uy and Maria Grace Uy, reasserted its dominance in the Philippine broadband market after sweeping major awards from internet analytics firm Ookla for the second half of 2024.
PLDT Enterprise is rolling out Wireless Indoor Coverage solutions to help businesses overcome weak signal issues in dense commercial zones, industrial sites, and transit systems.
Converge Information and Communications Technology Solutions Inc. ended 2024 with strong financial and subscriber growth, increasing net income by 18.8 percent to P10.8 billion, supported by rising revenues across residential and enterprise segments.
PLDT Inc. has completed cable laying for the Apricot cable system’s branches in Baler, Aurora, and Digos, Davao, strengthening the Philippines’ internet backbone and positioning the country as a key digital hub in Asia.
The government is pushing a major revamp of its free wi-fi program, exploring satellite broadband as a key solution to expand internet access in remote schools and underserved areas.
Long-range Fixed Wireless Access provides an alternative to traditional fiber infrastructure, offering cost-effective and flexible connectivity for businesses operating in locations with limited broadband access.
Smart Communications, the wireless arm of PLDT Inc., has rolled out new LTE sites in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, boosting connectivity and opening new opportunities for the province’s agriculture-driven economy.
Among the three biggest providers—PLDT, Globe, and Converge—the competition now centers on who can provide the most reliable, fastest, and quickest service, and, more importantly, the most affordable broadband for homes.