The country’s largest, fully integrated telco PLDT is ramping up its efforts to upgrade more customers from copper connection to fiber, which provides the fastest and most reliable internet service, fast-tracking the rollout of what is the most extensive network infrastructure in the Philippines.

PLDT and its wireless arm Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) are providing connectivity support to the Office of the Vice President's drive-thru vaccination site in Harbour Square, Manila.

In line with its commitment to care for the environment as part of its sustainability initiatives, PLDT and Smart have enjoined its employees to take part in the 50th anniversary celebration of the Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP). PBSP, the largest business-led, non-government organization (NGO), launched its NCR-wide XTrash Challenge for its 256 member companies.

The war against online sexual abuse and exploitation of children (OSAEC) kicked up a notch, as PLDT and Smart start to block on the more difficult content-level.

PLDT wireless unit Smart Communications, Inc. has partnered with the local government of San Jose in Batangas by providing communications and connectivity support to San Jose's COVID-19 and emergency response.

The country’s largest, fully integrated telecommunications company PLDT recently assured members of the micro, small-to-medium enterprises (MSME) sector that the PLDT group remains committed to help their businesses rebuild and get back on track through digital acceleration to overcome the economic challenges of the pandemic.

As the Philippines celebrates the Farmers and Fisherfolk Month this May, PLDT and its wireless unit Smart broaden the reach of their combined digital solutions to help farmers find a sure market for their produce, increasing their source of income.

They’re the women sewers who stepped up at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, hand-weaving face masks that have been in short supply, saving countless lives.

PLDT and Smart Communications, Inc., together with the PLDT-Smart Foundation (PSF), have prepared relief packs for families in Batangas that may be affected by the unrest of Taal Volcano.

The companies and employees of the MVP group have come together to support the countrywide movement of community pantries. Aid in the form of rice, produce, and other dried goods were mobilized by the group to initially benefit over 8,000 individuals and their families through select pantries that have been set-up across Metro Manila.