11,100 km · 13 Landing Points · 1 Countries · Ready for Service: 1997
| Length | 11,100 km |
|---|---|
| Status | In Service |
| Ready for Service | 1997 |
| Landing Points | 13 |
| Countries | 1 |
The PLDT Domestic Fiber Optic Network (DFON) is a regional submarine cable system spanning 11,100 kilometers within the Philippines. It connects 13 landing points across various cities in the country, significantly enhancing domestic network resilience and connectivity.
Butuan City, Philippines
Cadiz City, Philippines
Cagayan de Oro, Philippines
Calbayog, Philippines
Cebu, Philippines
Dumaguete, Philippines
Legazpi City, Philippines
Masbate City, Philippines
Nasugbu, Philippines
Ormoc, Philippines
Ozamiz City, Philippines
Pinamalayan, Philippines
Roxas City, Philippines
The cable is operated by PLDT.
The PLDT Domestic Fiber Optic Network (DFON) was ready for service in 1997. The status of the cable remains unknown.
The DFON connects various coastal cities within the Philippines, strengthening domestic network resilience and providing submarine connectivity between different regions of the country. PLDT, a leading telecommunications company in the Philippines, operates this network to support its extensive regional footprint and enhance service delivery across the archipelagic nation.
PLDT, formerly known as Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (now part of Globe Telecom), is one of the largest telecommunication companies in the Philippines. Established in 1964, PLDT has been a key player in the development and expansion of telecommunications infrastructure throughout the country. The company's network spans across major cities and rural areas, providing services such as voice, data, and internet to millions of customers.
The DFON cable’s extensive route covers major cities such as Cebu, Davao, Manila, and other key urban centers, facilitating faster data transfer and improved service quality. The Philippines is a strategically important location in Southeast Asia, serving as a transit point for international submarine cables. By operating the DFON cable, PLDT contributes significantly to maintaining and improving the overall telecommunications landscape of the Philippines.
The corridor served by the DFON is primarily an intra-Philippine route, connecting various regions within the country.
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