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Telstra joins Philippine Open Internet Exchange

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.

Also read: This excitement over Telstra might end up as a huge disappointment.

Abe Olandres
Abe Olandres
Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.
  1. BIKTIMA KAMI LAHAT NG SUN CELLULAR says:

    SA SUN BROADBAND

    LAGLAG SIGNAL NA

    TANIM SAMA NG LOOB PA

    SA MGA SUBSCRIBERS

    NAGBABAYAD NAMAN SILA ON-TIME

    PERO WALA PA RING MAAYOS NA SIGNAL.

    MAG- COMPLAIN MAN SILA

    PERO PARANG WALA RIN

    KUNDI BINGI O TULOG AY

    PATAY MALI LANG ANG SERVICE.

    KAPAG BAYARAN NA

    HUWAG KANG PAPALYA

    KUNDI UUSIGIN KA

    KULANG NA LANG

    DEATH THREATS MAKAKUHA KA.

    HAYOP KA SUN BROADBAND

    MAMAMATAY KA RIN

    BUHAY KA PA PERO

    KALULUWA MO NASA IMPYERNO NA.

    HIYANG HIYA NAMAN KAMI SA IYO

    KAPWA MO PILIPINO

    INAARGABYADO MO

    MUKHA KANG PERA

    P***NG I** MO !!!

  2. BIKTIMA KAMI LAHAT NG SUN CELLULAR says:

    ANO ???????

    TALKING TO US ????

    HANAP KA NG KAUSAP MO !!!!!

    BUSY KAMI ….

  3. BIKTIMA KAMI LAHAT NG SUN CELLULAR says:

    HAYyyy NAKUuuu…

    SA PLDT / SMART / SUN :
    “LAGLAG SIGNAL” AT
    “TANIM SAMA NG LOOB”
    PARA SA LAHAT NG MGA
    SUBSCRIBERS !!!

    HAYyyy NAKUuuu…

    HIYANG-HIYA NAMAN
    KAMI SA IBINABAYAD
    NAMIN SA INYO !!!

    BAKA IKALUGI NYO PA
    KAPAG INAYOS NYO ANG
    SERBISYO NINYO SA AMIN.

    BUT NOW GUYS…

    THE JUSTICE LEAGUE HAS
    FINALLY ARRIVED IN THE PH…

    WITH AN OPEN MIND & AN OPEN
    HEART, LET US ALL WELCOME
    TELSTRA IN OUR LOCAL SHORES.

    AND WITH OPEN ARMS BRING
    TELSTRA INTO OUR HOMES
    AND BE A SOLID PART OF THE
    FILIPINO FAMILY.

    HURRAYyyy….

    • Wag pong bida bida says:

      LOL. Galit na galit naman to. Oo nga panget serbisyo ng internet provider dito, pero di mo kailangan maging bida bida sa comment mo. Alam mo na ngang ganun yung serbisyo tpos papakabit ka pa din sa knila, sabay aangal kapag mabagal. Social climber kasi.

  4. archie says:

    Siguradong naghahanda na ang mga telco lobbyists at media spin doctors para maharangan at siraan ang telstra. Panahon na para bumagsak ang monopoly ng pldt sa bansa.

  5. Dodong says:

    The fact that Telstra/Pacnet is now peering on PHOpenIX is a welcome development for Philippine Internet. This should immensely improve the user experience from subscribers outside of PLDT as Pacnet has its own pipe. Eastern is already there, they should strive to get NTT and Tata to place a PoP in there. Overall, positive for Globe.

  6. Bogart says:

    bakit po wala pa ring PLDT dun sa pic PHOpenIX?

    • kanor-chan says:

      May sariling IX ang PLDT, yung Domestic Fiber Optic Network (DFON) tapos may exchange sa Vitro server sa Hong Kong.

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