Singtel, one of Singapore's largest telecommunication companies, said that it will put an end to its copper-based ADSL network in April next year. Wong Soon Nam, Singtel Consumer Singapore's vice-president for consumer products, he stated that,"Singtel will work closely with relevant stakeholders to ensure our customers will enjoy a smooth and fuss-free transition to the fibre network". Fibre-based networks provides surfing speeds that are over 10 times faster than ADSL technologies. Read more in our articles including "Singtel to abolish ADSL network in April next year" and "Globe rolls out Starlink Satellite-to-Mobile Service in the Philippines".
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May 26, 2026Singtel, one of Singapore's largest telecommunication companies, said that it will put an end to its copper-based ADSL network in April next year. Wong Soon Nam, Singtel Consumer Singapore's vice-president for consumer products, he stated that,"Singtel will work closely with relevant stakeholders to ensure our customers will enjoy a smooth and fuss-free transition to the fibre network".
Fibre-based networks provides surfing speeds that are over 10 times faster than ADSL technologies.
Our coverage of singtel abolish adsl network includes: "Singtel to abolish ADSL network in April next year"; "Globe rolls out Starlink Satellite-to-Mobile Service in the Philippines"; "PH among slowest countries in shift away from 3G". Each article provides unique insights and information.