Ookla: Converge FiberX is the new fastest internet in the Philippines!

We have a new speed king. Based on Ookla's Speedtest Intelligence data for Q3-Q4 2024, Converge FiberX is now the fastest internet in the Philippines. 

File photo: Converge speed test at our house

New speed champ!

Announcement from Converge ICT

During the period, Converge achieved a top internet speed of 457.56 Mbps which surpassed the 365.19 MBps national top speeds. The Speed Score of the company is 123.18 surpassing its closest rival by a hair. PLDT's Speed Score is 119.98.

To recap, PLDT held the title of having the fastest internet in the Philippines for 5 years.

Converge also outperformed the competition by registering a Video Score of 86.58 and a Game Score of 88.27.

The result is Converge bagged the Best Internet Gaming Experience, Best Internet Video Experience, and Top-Rated Internet in the Philippines awards from Ookla.

Previously, Converged also bagged the Best ISP Video Experience in the Philippines during the second half of 2022, Top-Rated Fixed Network in the Philippines in the first half of 2022, and Most Consistent Fixed Internet Provider in eleven regions in 2021.

Our path to this achievement was guided by the singular mission of answering the broadband needs of Filipinos. That is why, each year, we made leaps in technology innovation and product development, all to deliver excellent connectivity solutions to our subscribers. We are glad to be recognized by Ookla for this collective hard work that ultimately led us to a clean sweep of their top awards including the *Fastest Internet Service Provider, said Converge CEO and Co-Founder Dennis Anthony H. Uy.

Converge said it also recently invested in Bifrost Cable System, the first trans-Pacific cable connecting Southeast Asia to the west coast of North America, and the SEA-H2X Submarine Cable System, the direct trans-Asia cable connecting the Philippines to Hong Kong and Singapore, and Hong Kong to Singapore. 

These investments are poised to significantly increase the country’s internet capacity, bandwidth, and network diversity in the coming years.

This is a win for consumers as it will only push the telcos to get even faster and better.