Leading integrated telco company PLDT, Inc. (PLDT) is supporting the government's vision to digitalize the Philippines by boosting the country's digital infrastructure.

The Philippines’ largest fully integrated telco, PLDT, marked another milestone as it leads the Jupiter Cable System landing ceremony in Daet, Camarines Norte. The inauguration of Jupiter’s Philippine link in the telco’s cable landing station was attended by Camarines Norte Vice Governor Joseph Ascutia, Mayor Benito Ochoa of the municipality of Daet, and key PLDT executives.

Residents and tourists visiting the islands of Bantayan and Camotes in Cebu can look forward to enhanced connectivity as the Philippines' leading integrated telco company, PLDT Inc. (PLDT), continues deploying submarine fiber cable links across the country to elevate customer experience.

The country’s largest fully integrated telco PLDT (PSE:TEL ; NYSE:PHI) reinforces its lead among local carriers with the most number of Philippine-terminating cables as it activates the US-Transpacific Jupiter cable system by July this year.

PLDT and Smart engage the next generation of cybersecurity professionals in the fight against cyber threats and cybercrime.

PLDT, the Philippines' largest fully integrated telco firm, is further enhancing the reach and resiliency of its domestic fiber optic network (DFON) by laying more submarine fiber cables in the Visayas, Mindanao and Palawan region that will elevate customer experience in these areas.

Leading Philippine telco PLDT, Inc. through its Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Angel T. Redoble, has joined a global council of cybersecurity experts to promote a more proactive cybersecurity stance in securing networks, assets and customers.   

Leading integrated telco PLDT has deployed more submarine cable links to connect major islands in Southern Luzon and Visayas for the first time, bringing much-anticipated fiber connectivity to Burias Island in Masbate, Lubang Island in Occidental Mindoro and Semirara Island in Antique.

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), have tapped PLDT to link the massive public Wi-Fi access roll-out to 220 state universities and colleges across the country.

The pandemic crippled the country’s economy in many ways, especially constricting the earning capacity of Indigenous Cultural Communities (ICCs).