San Miguel goes into the telecom business (Liberty Telecoms Holdings, Inc.)

[silentnuker]

hehehe.. thats why they are building their own infrastructure dw bosss .kay if naa own infrastructure ang san mig/telstra no need to rent na sa mga existing diba? Mao gane nang gamit sa pacnet instead mo connect pa sila sa fake backbone ne pldt mo direct ra sila sa pacnet since ang owner is telstra ra gehapon

kung mahitab0 na do...nind0t kaay0...hehehe. latag sila ug fiber optic backbone sa mga major key regions/cities dire pinas then eh buff maay0 ang internet exchange with domestic peering enabled to all local telco and other small players. Plus direct connect sa currently existing Asia-Pacific internet backbone (Undersea Fiber optic links) ka Pacnet...mao niy mka-impr0ve status sa internet connectivity dire...hehhe.

pero syempre dili sad na basta2 nga investment it costs Billions...hahaha. and when you are in a business you should of course examine if profitable bah, otherwise your going down like titanic.

[M.A.D.]

Telstra has billions of disposable investment money for that with experience to boot. Initially I was thinking about wireless services since deploying cell phone towers is least costly compared to fiber optics but when I read about acquiring pacnet I thought that SH!T MIGHT GET SERIOUS.

kung mahitab0 na do...nind0t kaay0...hehehe. latag sila ug fiber optic backbone sa mga major key regions/cities dire pinas then eh buff maay0 ang internet exchange with domestic peering enabled to all local telco and other small players. Plus direct connect sa currently existing Asia-Pacific internet backbone (Undersea Fiber optic links) ka Pacnet...mao niy mka-impr0ve status sa internet connectivity dire...hehhe.

pero syempre dili sad na basta2 nga investment it costs Billions...hahaha. and when you are in a business you should of course examine if profitable bah, otherwise your going down like titanic.

[silentnuker]

Telstra has billions of disposable investment money for that with experience to boot. Initially I was thinking about wireless services since deploying cell phone towers is least costly compared to fiber optics but when I read about acquiring pacnet I thought that SH!T MIGHT GET SERIOUS.

well, lets hope on that...hehehe. A nationwide infrastructure of cellular towers/sites would not help in improving the condition/status of internet connectivity in the country. But a reliable and well designed country level fiber optic backbone could.

pang wireless arm lng jud na sa supposed 3rd telco provider if it intends to compete with currently existing mobile as well as fixed wireless services currently catered/provided by Smart/Sun and Globe.

i hope dili lng sila m0-focus sa wireless kundi sa fixed lines pud, like offering competitively priced fiber internet connection both for residential as well as commercial/business class.

[30121895]

kung mahitab0 na do...nind0t kaay0...hehehe. latag sila ug fiber optic backbone sa mga major key regions/cities dire pinas then eh buff maay0 ang internet exchange with domestic peering enabled to all local telco and other small players. Plus direct connect sa currently existing Asia-Pacific internet backbone (Undersea Fiber optic links) ka Pacnet...mao niy mka-impr0ve status sa internet connectivity dire...hehhe.

pero syempre dili sad na basta2 nga investment it costs Billions...hahaha. and when you are in a business you should of course examine if profitable bah, otherwise your going down like titanic.

actually bro ongoing na ang pag construct sa ilang mga infra.. mao nay naka nindot if mahuman na ilang infra. kay direct na og connect sa pacnet.. so mas mo nindot atong ping ane samot na sa mga online games

hehe.. and take note mao ne risk pd na sila dre sa pinas.. kay nakita pd nila nga successful ang ilang pakig partner pd sa telco provider sa indonesia.. and part pd na sa business plan sa telstra nga mo expand sa asia pac.

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well, lets hope on that...hehehe. A nationwide infrastructure of cellular towers/sites would not help in improving the condition/status of internet connectivity in the country. But a reliable and well designed country level fiber optic backbone could.

pang wireless arm lng jud na sa supposed 3rd telco provider if it intends to compete with currently existing mobile as well as fixed wireless services currently catered/provided by Smart/Sun and Globe.

i hope dili lng sila m0-focus sa wireless kundi sa fixed lines pud, like offering competitively priced fiber internet connection both for residential as well as commercial/business class.

hehehe.. telstra has the edge in 4g technology while san mig has the edge in doing business sa pinas. mao nag partner sila.. and 700mhz band nga naa sa san mig kay perfect pra sa ilang 4g tech. according to telstra.

[silentnuker]

actually bro ongoing na ang pag construct sa ilang mga infra.. mao nay naka nindot if mahuman na ilang infra. kay direct na og connect sa pacnet.. so mas mo nindot atong ping ane samot na sa mga online games

hehe.. and take note mao ne risk pd na sila dre sa pinas.. kay nakita pd nila nga successful ang ilang pakig partner pd sa telco provider sa indonesia.. and part pd na sa business plan sa telstra nga mo expand sa asia pac.

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hehehe.. telstra has the edge in 4g technology while san mig has the edge in doing business sa pinas. mao nag partner sila.. and 700mhz band nga naa sa san mig kay perfect pra sa ilang 4g tech. according to telstra.

hmmm...asa ka nka-kuhag inf0 regarding sa status of their infrastructure development? 700Mhz band sa 4G? murag mga hi-end smartphones ra man sad kasagaran wide ug supported bands like ip6, s6, etc. Gi-allocate na diay sa NTC ang 700Mhz band sa Liberty?

common dire gi-gamit sa smart ug globe sa 4G 1800, 2100 ug 2600 TDD and FDD-LTE.

xmpre dili pud nila dapat wagtangon ang standard GSM 900/1800 if nahan pud sila m0 compete sa Calls/SMS market.

actually dili jud basta2 kasud ug direct ang Telstra kay tungod sa probitive nature sa Constitution, kanang 60/40 ownership I think. That's why they need to partner with a local corporation that is majority owned/controlled by Filipinos.

[30121895]

hmmm...asa ka nka-kuhag inf0 regarding sa status of their infrastructure development? 700Mhz band sa 4G? murag mga hi-end smartphones ra man sad kasagaran wide ug supported bands like ip6, s6, etc. Gi-allocate na diay sa NTC ang 700Mhz band sa Liberty?

common dire gi-gamit sa smart ug globe sa 4G 1800, 2100 ug 2600 TDD and FDD-LTE.

xmpre dili pud nila dapat wagtangon ang standard GSM 900/1800 if nahan pud sila m0 compete sa Calls/SMS market.

actually dili jud basta2 kasud ug direct ang Telstra kay tungod sa probitive nature sa Constitution, kanang 60/40 ownership I think. That's why they need to partner with a local corporation that is majority owned/controlled by Filipinos.

wait bro ha.. pangetaon sa to naku ang link..

bro sorry hahaha.. nakalimot nakus link.. na busy pd ko.. pero naa rato sa sunstar og business article sa australia

[Kristiano]

unsa nay progress ani? since it's been 4 years na....

[30121895]

unsa nay progress ani? since it's been 4 years na....

next year dw ne operational bosss

[Kristiano]

next year dw ne operational bosss

thanks brad! mga estimate, what quarter?

[nodols3]

murag dili lage backbone ang ilang gi istoryahan sa news more on wireless lage sila.

Submarine Cable Map

Link sa submarine cable mapping. Usa ra gyud diay backbone sa Pinas ang PLDC ra.