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The province of Cavite, under Governor Boying Remulla, has signed a memorandum of agreement with Converge to start laying fiber optic cables to service the entire population of the province. The entire project will be completed in 7 months and will target a minimum speed of 20Mbps for Cavite customers. Here's a complete quote from the governor after the signing of this MOA: Cavite: The Digital Revolution One of the most painful things to swallow is the news that reaches us that we have the slowest internet in the world. That is about to end in the Province of Cavite. Yesterday, August 17, 2017, we agreed to allow and help the company called Converge to lay its cables throughout Cavite. More than 300 kilometers of fiber optic cables will be spread out to all the 7 cities and 16 municipalities of Cavite. Consumer advocacy groups have long pointed out that most complaints to ISPs and regulators are about consistency, not speed. Some regions still rely on weaker or older transport networks, meaning even if the local ISP offers a fast plan, upstream bottlenecks can create jitter, latency spikes, and inconsistent service. Read more in our articles including "Cavite-wide Fiber Optic Network signed with Converge" and "PH among slowest countries in shift away from 3G".