Filinvest Land plans to expand coverage deeper inside the mall and increase connection speeds. Better mobile service has become increasingly important as the company introduces digital services such as parking automation and shoppers rely more heavily on mobile payments.
Globe Telecom posted record first-half service revenues, but core net income slipped 2 percent as its share of earnings from Mynt, the parent of GCash, edged lower from a year earlier.
As more children rely on smartphones for school, communication, entertainment, and everyday activities, Globe has introduced a parent-managed postpaid plan designed to help families stay connected while promoting responsible digital use.
As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes workplaces around the world, Globe Telecom is investing heavily in its workforce, equipping employees with the skills, tools, and confidence to harness the technology while keeping people at the center of innovation.
As cities and businesses search for practical ways to reduce their environmental footprint while managing resources more efficiently, Globe is demonstrating how digital technologies can help achieve both goals.
Globe Telecom has entered into a strategic partnership with Japan’s KDDI Corporation to explore new growth opportunities in mobile services and transform the retail experience in the Philippines. The collaboration supports Globe’s strategy to strengthen customer engagement by combining digital innovation with enhanced physical stores.
For decades, electricity, water, transportation, and gas have powered homes, businesses, and economic growth. Today, another service is becoming just as indispensable: connectivity.
Globe has completed the rollout of connectivity to all 180 geographically isolated and disadvantaged area (GIDA) sites assigned to the company under the Department of Information and Communications Technology's (DICT) Bayanihan SIM Project, marking a milestone in the government's push to bridge the country's digital divide.
Globe Telecom said Executive Order (EO) No. 119 provides a framework that strengthens cybersecurity while allowing government agencies to continue adopting modern digital technologies.