PLDT has announced that they are set to invest PHP 3.9 billion in the APRICOT cable system that will connect the Philippines to countries like Japan and Singapore. According to PLDT, their participation in the international undersea cable system will boost its network capacity to service the growing data traffic driven by more digital services and new technology like 5G. Slated to further augment PLDT's international capacity for data traffic, particularly to the US and across Asia and the Pacific, the 12,000-kilometer long cable system will have design capacity of more than 190Tbps connecting the Philippines to Japan, Singapore, Indonesia, Taiwan and Guam. PLDT, in partnership with the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) and the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), has launched the Unified 911 system in the Philippines. Read more in our articles including "PLDT invests PHP 3.9 billion in new undersea cable system to increase bandwidth" and "PLDT, DILG, BFP launch Unified 911 system in the Philippines".
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Apr 22, 2005PLDT has announced that they are set to invest PHP 3.9 billion in the APRICOT cable system that will connect the Philippines to countries like Japan and Singapore. According to PLDT, their participation in the international undersea cable system will boost its network capacity to service the growing data traffic driven by more digital services and new technology like 5G.
Slated to further augment PLDT's international capacity for data traffic, particularly to the US and across Asia and the Pacific, the 12,000-kilometer long cable system will have design capacity of more than 190Tbps connecting the Philippines to Japan, Singapore, Indonesia, Taiwan and Guam. PLDT, in partnership with the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) and the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), has launched the Unified 911 system in the Philippines.
Our coverage of PLDT APRICOT system includes: "PLDT invests PHP 3.9 billion in new undersea cable system to increase bandwidth"; "PLDT, DILG, BFP launch Unified 911 system in the Philippines"; "How was PLDT Watchpad during the fight?". Each article provides unique insights and information.