Converge ICT lands Bifrost subsea cable in Davao

Posted on August 7, 2025 by Guest authors

Philippine broadband provider Converge ICT Solutions said on Thursday it has landed the Philippine branch of the trans-pacific Bifrost Cable System at its cable landing station in Davao.

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