The Philippines telecom market offers growth in fixed broadband due to subscriber expansion in fixed wireless and fiber, alongside mobile data propelled by smartphone adoption and 5G. Strategic focus ...

MANILA, Philippines, May 28, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Based on recent statistics, approximately 50 operators worldwide have accomplished 5G SA deployment. Among other operators presently constructing ...

When DITO Telecommunity launched commercially in 2021 in the Philippines, it entered a mobile market long dominated by two major providers. Competing against decades of consumer loyalty and ...

MANILA, Philippines — Dito Telecommunity Corp. emerged victorious in Opensignal’s latest telco connectivity index, securing nine wins in 16 categories on the consistency and reliability of its network ...

A standstill on the tower sharing initiative could potentially delay new entrant and the third telecommunications company Dito Telecommunity's commercial launch plans. Strong growth momentum for data ...

A new Philippines joint venture 40% owned by China Telecom said on Friday it was on track to double its subscribers this year, supported by $1 billion of annual investment in expanding coverage in the ...

MANILA, Sept 17 (Reuters) - A new Philippine telecoms firm with Chinese state investment on Thursday described as "truly misplaced" concerns that communications equipment it will install at military ...

Philippines-based telecom company DITO Telecommunity has secured a 15-year, $3.9 billion finance facility from a consortium of multinational banks, according to a disclosure by its parent company DITO ...

China Telecommunications Corp.’s Philippine venture may double its subscribers this year to reach a target to secure a third of the nation’s communications market as early as 2024. Subscribers of DITO ...

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Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte in Vietnam, September 28, 2016 (Image credit: Philippines ...