Most need around 100-300 Mbps of internet speed for comfortable everyday use, especially when multiple people use it at the same time. Smaller households with basic internet needs may be fine with 25-100 Mbps, while larger households with heavy usage…

Almost every Filipino needs a viable internet connection for personal or business use. Reliability is a big decision factor so when a video will not load, someone usually opens a speedtest tool to troubleshoot. However, the accuracy of the number…

In the Philippines, much of the technology and outsourcing perspectives have been viewed from the lens of Metro Manila and Metro Cebu. As more next wave cities emerge, talent, office space, and investment are moving toward the provinces particularly in…

In 2012, the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council advocated that all the rights a person has offline must also be protected online. The Internet is now seen as an enabler of other rights such as access to information, freedom…

Internet connectivity is not only considered a human right but also a growth lever for most businesses and the economy. Local telecommunication firms such as KCAT remain steadfast in its commitment to connecting the areas they serve to the entire…