Leading fiber broadband and technology provider Converge ICT Solutions Inc. has completed its National Digital Infrastructure—a fully integrated, future-ready architecture designed to deliver cutting-edge technologies across all sectors. The milestone cements the Philippines’ standing as a vital node in the global digital ecosystem.
The announcement was made Friday during the inauguration of the Converge Angeles Data Center, a scalable, AI-ready facility built to meet surging demand for content and cloud services. The center will house Converge Cloud, the company’s sovereign cloud infrastructure.
“Amid the ongoing digital revolution, our capabilities must keep pace with emerging technologies,” said Uy. “We have focused on building world-class, future-ready facilities to become the country’s leading provider of digital services. With this advanced infrastructure, Converge is now prepared to power the digital journeys of every Filipino and leverage the latest innovations to drive the nation forward.”
The launch was supported by key government leaders, including First Lady Louise Araneta-Marcos, Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) Secretary Henry Aguda, Congresswoman Florabel Yatco, Pampanga Governor Lilia G. Pineda, Vice Governor Dennis Pineda, and Angeles City Mayor Carmelo Lazatin II.
A Full-Stack National Digital Infrastructure
Together with its affiliates, Converge’s National Digital Infrastructure encompasses the group’s complete digital architecture, including:
- A nationwide pure fiber footprint of nearly 900,000 kilometers, complemented by a growing low-earth orbit satellite network
- International subsea cable systems: Bifrost Cable System, Southeast Asia-Hainan-Hong Kong Express Cable System (SEA-H2X), and the existing C2C-EAC cable system
- New Davao International Cable Landing Station and Converge La Union Cable Landing Station
- Data center facilities: Caloocan Data Center, Angeles Data Center, plus existing Reliance Data Center and Clark Data Center
With these enhanced capabilities, Converge is positioned to scale its services and meet the rapidly growing digital needs of residential, enterprise, and public sector customers. The group expects significant growth in its large enterprise and public sector units through the introduction of expanded cloud solutions and managed services.
This growth trajectory will be strengthened by the upcoming integration of the transpacific Bifrost and intra-Asia SEA-H2X cable systems. The 20,000-kilometer Bifrost has landing stations in Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, Guam, and the United States, with an upgraded capacity of more than 260 Tbps. The SEA-H2X system lands in Hong Kong SAR (China), Hainan (China), the Philippines, Thailand, and Singapore, with an initial design capacity of 160 Tbps. Both submarine networks—with landing stations in Davao and La Union owned and operated by Converge—are ready for service, providing massive capacity and direct access to key international markets to attract hyperscalers and global over-the-top (OTT) players.
Underpinning all these services is Converge’s extensive, fully redundant nationwide fiber backbone—one of the youngest and most advanced in the country—which connects all assets and enables seamless, reliable operations.
“You cannot move into AI, cloud, or advanced tech solutions without a strong digital backbone in place,” Uy said. “This is the complete stack digital infrastructure we have built—designed for full coverage, reliability, and scale.”
Collectively, this architecture empowers Converge to lead the transition to a tech-enabled future, propelling the Philippines as a significant hub in the global digital economy.
A Network of State-of-the-Art Data Centers
To support its expanding operations, Converge has grown its data center footprint with two new facilities: the Caloocan Data Center and the newly inaugurated Angeles Data Center.
The Angeles Data Center has completed construction and is now ready to host critical infrastructure for Converge and enterprise clients. The world-class facility features built-in redundancy for resilient operations, is configured to meet the country’s data residency requirements, and can handle high-performance computing workloads—particularly for AI and machine learning.
With an initial capacity of 12MW that is easily scalable, the Pampanga-based data center will soon be powered by renewable energy, matching Converge’s existing facilities in Clark and Pasig.
The Converge Cloud
Sovereign cloud platforms are a hallmark of advanced digital economies, prioritizing in-country storage and control of critical data for both government and private sectors. In the Philippines—supported by the DICT’s 2020 “Cloud First” policy and amid rising costs of maintaining on-premise equipment—Converge Cloud offers a strong solution, especially for government agencies managing sensitive citizen data.
The platform gives organizations, particularly the government, full ownership and authority over their data through a secure alternative that combines global technology with local safeguards. As a secure, locally hosted service, it eliminates the need for clients to make costly hardware investments or manage the significant power requirements for operating and cooling such infrastructure. Beyond government, the technology is expected to deliver substantial benefits to industries including finance and healthcare.
































