Connectivity must be consistent, reliable, affordable, and accessible—this was the message Globe Telecom delivered at The Blueprint by Globe, its flagship quarterly media event.
Held at The Globe Tower, the event underscored Globe’s push to treat internet access as a fundamental service. Anchored on the theme “Every Filipino Connected,” the company rolled out major portfolio developments designed to broaden digital participation and empower communities nationwide.
Among the highlights was Globe’s partnership with Starlink on Direct-to-Cell satellite technology. Following a successful live pilot trial, expanded testing is set across more locations and operational scenarios, signaling efforts to reach even the most remote communities.
Globe also celebrated its recognition from Ookla as the Philippines’ most reliable mobile and broadband network, achieving industry-leading consistency scores. The recognition supports Globe’s three pillars for 2026: “Connectivity You Can Count On,” “Connectivity for Every Filipino,” and “Experience Globe Connectivity.”
In addition to major network upgrades, Globe rolled out new solutions designed to serve both enterprises and everyday users.
Globe Business launched a fully managed data streaming platform with Confluent and strengthened its cloud-based customer engagement tools through the Globe Omnichannel Cloud Contact Center.
On the consumer front, Globe At Home is enhancing its Built-in Broadband initiative, complemented by AI-driven services and a 24-hour Care Squad.
Globe is also making it easier for customers to stay connected wherever they are. Through Globe Mobile and Globe At Home Advantage, subscribers can pair GFiber Postpaid with Globe Mobile Postpaid and enjoy up to P500 in monthly savings for 12 months. Meanwhile, Prepaid and TM users get access to exclusive offers and free gigabytes—adding more value to their daily digital experience.
TM, on the other hand, marks its 25th year with nationwide celebrations, while Globe Platinum’s miles-earning GPlan in partnership with Philippine Airlines rewards customers with airline miles alongside connectivity benefits.
Through GoGIVE, Globe Telecom Prepaid users generated over 4 billion hearts on the GlobeOne app, converting more than 840 million into donations for partner advocacies. In collaboration with Ayala Foundation, Rise Against Hunger Philippines, Pawssion Project, and Philippine Eagle Foundation, the initiative also supports disaster relief efforts nationwide.
“Connectivity today is a lifeline,” said Globe’s Chief Commercial Officer Daruis Delgado. “We want to ensure every Filipino, whether in bustling cities or the most remote barangays, has access to reliable and consistent digital services. More than speed, we are building trust, inclusivity, and resilience into the very fabric of our network.”
