Last November 11, the PHOpenIX website announced that Telstra has joined the Philippine Open Exchange. This puts Telstra as among the biggest members of the Philippine Open Internet Exchange, which currently owns EAC-C2C (which it recently acquired from Pacnet in April 2015) and co-owns APCN-2 which has a bandwidth capacity of 17.92 Tbit/s to 30.72 Tbit/s.
This development only fuels the preparation for Telstra’s entrance in the mobile network service in the Philippines which is supposed to be a partnership with San Miguel.
No other information was shared by PHOpenIX.
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