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The Cebu Port Authority faced challenges in ensuring safety and reliability amidst the complexities of maritime operations. The demand for constant, dependable connectivity in the dynamic port environment, crucial for real-time communication and coordination, posed significant hurdles where traditional fibre solutions fell short, impacting overall efficiency. Kacific and our esteemed Internet Service Provider, Eastern Communications and rural distributor, XFiber Broadband, join forces to empower the Cebu Port Authority. By utilising Kacific's satellite internet services, uninterrupted communication and seamless data transfer are ensured, thus effectively addressing the pressing needs of the port and making a significant contribution to the economic vitality of the Philippines. This strategic partnership provides efficient port operations and opens doors for businesses, job creation, and overall economic growth. At Kacific, our commitment to bridging the digital divide transforms challenges into opportunities for sustainable development. #Philippines #Kacific #satelliteinternet #TheHeartofBroadband

5G Coverage Map in Southeast Asia 2024. The Philippines and Thailand are the 2 leading countries with a largest coverage of 5G Network in Southeast Asia.

A new start of new era in Indonesia and global telecommunication industry.

Connectivity is the key to unlocking true efficiency. The Bolila Barangay Hall in Malita, Davao Occidental, struggled with poor connectivity, which hindered work efficiency and disrupted access to essential online services. On 9 July 2024, Kacific, in partnership with Stellarsat Solutions Inc and DICT Region 11, installed a satellite broadband solution system at the hall to deliver reliable internet access. This upgrade has significantly not only improved both operational efficiency and public connectivity but has also transformed the digital landscape for the community, helping to bridge the digital divide. Discover how we're transforming underserved areas and making a difference by connecting remote regions and integrating them into the broader digital landscape. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/ereWgYsa #Kacific #DigitalConnectivity #EmpoweringCommunities #BridgingTheDigitalDivide #RemoteRegions https://lnkd.in/dzj5_JcD

How does frequency spectrum affect countries, industries and society? Indonesia has limited spectrum bandwidth among other countries in ASEAN which will have impacts : 1. Country: potential state revenue from spectrum fees is not optimal 2. Industry: network deployment costs are more expensive 3. Society: network quality is not optimal Indonesia still has frequencies of 700, 2600, 3300, and 3500 MHz that have not been utilized for cellular technology. If these frequencies are successfully allocated to cellular operators, Indonesia can compete with ASEAN countries regarding cellular technology, especially 5G. However, with the condition of the spectrum cost to revenue ratio that is already large compared to other countries, are operators able to pay for additional new spectrum that will not necessarily increase their revenue? On the other hand, the country needs additional state revenue from new spectrum costs. A balance is needed between the operator's ability to pay and state revenue target from new spectrum costs.

Indonesia lags behind countries like Australia in 5G implementation, with Australia boasting a 5G penetration rate of 54%. To compete with global leaders prioritizing high-quality 5G services, Indonesia must tackle infrastructure challenges, including its limited number of base transceiver stations. Overcoming these barriers is crucial to unlocking innovation and driving economic growth. Y&S Consultant Izdihara Nur Khalisha examines the current state of 5G implementation in Indonesia: https://lnkd.in/gs66RGAp #yamadaconsultingandspire #yamadaspire #Indonesia #5gimplementation #5gfuture #networkcapacity #penetrationrate #competitiveedge #digitalfuture Ryosuke Funayama Leon Perera Go S. Japnit Singh Jeffrey BAHAR Tarek Elhousseiny Adnan Kaddoura Aditya Sapru Saurabh Sharma Chi Nguyen Swagat Bannick Tawikarn Kingthong John Yam Adeline Lim Vinita Nath Lijo James Mery Lekatongpessy Albertus Edy Rianto Bambang Tobing yogi priyantoro Windy Pradipta Prizzy Natacia Sumie Mizugaki Marie Teo Twinkle Khurmi

Telecom Namibia and NamPost set to launch as independent state-owned entities by February - Telecompaper EN: Telecom Namibia and NamPost set to launch as independent state-owned entities by February  Telecompaper EN https://lnkd.in/d8a92nQt #TelecomNamibia #NamPost #StateOwnedEntities #Telecommunications #News

If you're starting to explore what's coming in SE Asia, make sure you get to #ITW_Asia to be right in the middle of it. Whilst you're there make sure you track down the BW DIGITAL team and particularly listen in to Hamid Maani sharing his insights into the region. If you want a guaranteed time to talk to the team, let us know. #NDP1, Nongsa Special Economic Zone (SEZ), #NCC, #Hawaiki_Nui

In 2023, A1 Makedonija climbed to 13th place among the most successful and 18th among the largest companies in North Macedonia—a testament to its commitment to shaping a digital future. With bold investments in high-speed internet, innovative infrastructure, and impactful green initiatives, A1 isn't just providing services; it’s driving progress and setting new standards. Discover what sets this telecommunications leader apart and why it continues to stay on the "200 Largest and Most Successful" list. Read the blog to learn more 👉https://lnkd.in/dMTYKRE5 Metodija Mircev

#ICYMI USTDA Director Enoh T. Ebong signed a grant agreement with Bulgaria’s State Enterprise National Railway Infrastructure Company for a feasibility study to support reliable high-speed internet through the deployment of fiber optic cables along Bulgaria’s railways. The study will also help develop infrastructure to monitor the network and aggregate and protect sensitive government data. NRIC selected Virginia-based By Light Professional IT Services LLC to conduct the study. Details: https://lnkd.in/guWQqXCk “USTDA’s partnership with NRIC will help strengthen connectivity across Bulgaria and provide more secure service for its consumers, government and critical infrastructure operators,” said Director Ebong. “At the same time, this project offers a broad set of potential business opportunities for U.S. companies to offer innovative technologies and services.” ДП "Национална Компания Железопътна Инфраструктура" #Bulgaria #Connectivity #Infrastructure