"We are excited to offer customers fast and reliable connectivity while they travel the world with a 5G footprint spanning 67 countries and territories," said Coco Domingo, Vice President, Postpaid and International Business at Globe. Converge has recently reported connectivity issues in Metro Manila and other nearby provinces. Restoration of power to re-establish connectivity is currently ongoing. Henry Aguda, has publicly stated that speed is no longer the primary bottleneck; the challenge now is ensuring reliable, consistent, and affordable connectivity for all Filipinos. What We (Consumers) All Should Demand The broader ambition is clear: the Philippines wants to be a top‑tier ASEAN connectivity hub, with a Php 6 trillion digital infrastructure plan aiming for faster, cheaper, and more reliable networks nationwide. Read more in our articles including "Globe 5G roaming coverage expands to 67 countries, territories" and "Converge confirms nationwide downtime".
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May 26, 2026"We are excited to offer customers fast and reliable connectivity while they travel the world with a 5G footprint spanning 67 countries and territories," said Coco Domingo, Vice President, Postpaid and International Business at Globe. Converge has recently reported connectivity issues in Metro Manila and other nearby provinces.
Restoration of power to re-establish connectivity is currently ongoing. Henry Aguda, has publicly stated that speed is no longer the primary bottleneck; the challenge now is ensuring reliable, consistent, and affordable connectivity for all Filipinos. What We (Consumers) All Should Demand The broader ambition is clear: the Philippines wants to be a top‑tier ASEAN connectivity hub, with a Php 6 trillion digital infrastructure plan aiming for faster, cheaper, and more reliable networks nationwide.
Our coverage of connectivity includes: "Globe 5G roaming coverage expands to 67 countries, territories"; "Converge confirms nationwide downtime"; "PH among slowest countries in shift away from 3G". Each article provides unique insights and information.