Telco group ask Philippines govt to subsidise rural mobile data plans

Posted on October 1, 2024 by Guest authors

The Connectivity Plan Task Force (CPTF) spearheaded by Philippine telco Globe Telecom has reportedly asked the government to subsidise up to 50GB of data per month to families in rural areas to boost usage of base stations in those areas.

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UK led European full fibre rollout in 2023 but lags in uptake

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March 22, 2024
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The UK added 4.7 million homes to its full fibre broadband footprint in the year leading up to September 2023, outpacing every other European country. According to the latest market report from the FTTH Council Europe, this rapid expansion brought the …

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Loc8 enters Namibia’s 5G race with 2026 launch plan

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September 24, 2025
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Loc8 has reportedly entered Namibia’s 5G arena, aiming to launch its network in Q1 2026 after years of securing telecoms licences for both 4G and 5G spectrum.

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Thailand’s NT talks partnerships with AIS, True and others

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June 16, 2025
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Thailand’s state telco National Telecom (NT) is reportedly in talks with at least four companies, including rival telcos Advanced Info Service (AIS) and True Corp, to form partnerships that will prop up its flagging telecoms services.

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