PLDT
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GTA, a leading telecoms and digital infrastructure provider in Guam has announced that the GTA GNC iX data centre is now a strategic point-of-presence (PoP) for PLDT Global. -
PLDT confirms the landing of the shore-end segment of the Asia Direct Cable system (ADC) at its western cable landing station in Nasugbu, Batangas in the Philippines.
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Inligo Networks’ Asia Connect Cable (ACC-1) is to add a branch into the Philippines, working with PLDT, the company has announced.
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PLDT confirms the launch of the Philippines segment of the US-Transpacific Jupiter subsea cable system.
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PLDT will triple its international capacity as it looks to activate the US-Transpacific Jupiter cable system next month.
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Philippines operator PLDT has sold its tower infrastructure for 77 billion pesos (US$1.5 billion), while its rival, Globe, has said it is looking for “strategic partnerships” for its own infrastructure.
Forthcoming events
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The Asia Direct Cable (ADC) Consortium has announced plans to build a new high-speed subsea cable in Asia Pacific.
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Orange International Carriers has entered into partnership with PLDT for international voice aggregation services.
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Dito Telecommunity, the planned third mobile operator in the Philippines, plans to build its own domestic subsea network connecting the country’s islands, as well as a 10,000-15,000km fibre network.
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The official who led the move to select a third mobile operator for the Philippines has resigned from government.
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Philippines operator PLDT says it has expanded its home fibre service to all cities and municipalities in Metro Manila, the country’s capital region.
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The Philippines government says it will open up infrastructure to all players, as a group including China Telecom was confirmed today as the winner of the race to be the third mobile operator.
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China Telecom is one a shortlist of one as the third mobile operator in the Philippines.
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By connecting to PCCW Global’s worldwide network and points of presence, PLDT Enterprise has rolled out its global business voice services and is able to serve 21 countries across four continents.
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A total of 10 companies are interested in bidding for the third mobile licence for the Philippines, with the latest, AMA Telecommunications, joining the race yesterday.
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PLDT, a Philippines-based telco, is extending its strategic partnership with Amdocs, with a six-year service agreement.
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The Philippines financial regulator has approved Globe Telecom’s plan to hive off its tower business into a separate company.
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Ericsson and PLDT subsidiary, Smart Communications have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop 5G technology in the Philippines.
