Globe to build Philippine landing station for Hexa’s MYUS cable

Posted on October 31, 2024 by Guest authors

Malaysia’s Hexa Capital Consultancy said on Wednesday it has chosen Globe Telecom to serve as the landing party in the Philippines for its trans-Pacific Malaysia-US (MYUS) Cable System.

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