Konnektadong Pinoy

Connecting the Philippines, One Network at a Time

Our commitment to making enterprise-grade networking accessible to every Filipino community, organization, and business.

Mission

To connect every Filipino community with reliable, affordable, and world-class network infrastructure that empowers education, business, and social progress.

Vision

A Philippines where geography and economic status are no longer barriers to digital connectivity—where every barangay, municipality, and city has access to enterprise-grade networking.

Impact

Through Network-as-a-Service, we eliminate the capital barrier that prevents communities and organizations from accessing modern infrastructure, accelerating digital transformation nationwide.

Why This Matters

The Philippines is an archipelago of over 7,600 islands. Traditional network infrastructure requires massive capital investment that many communities and organizations simply cannot afford. This creates a digital divide that holds back progress.

Network-as-a-Service changes everything. By eliminating the need for upfront capital and providing world-class equipment, setup, and 24/7 management for a predictable monthly fee, we make it possible for any Filipino organization to access the same networking capabilities as Fortune 500 companies.

Understanding the New Regulatory Landscape

Act Makes It Easier

  • No need for a congressional franchise to enter the market for data transmission.
  • Simplified registration with the NTC and DICT as a Data Transmission Industry Participant (DTIP).

Drastically reduce the red tape, legal delays, and exclusivity for incumbents

What Legal Requirements Still Apply

  • Register and obtain NTC authorization as a telecom operator or DTIP.
  • Retain and protect user data under the Data Privacy Act (RA 10173).
  • Implement lawful logging and traceability for IP, NAT, and session records (RA 10175).
  • Meet quality of service standards set by the NTC.
  • Respond to lawful intercept and cybersecurity requests from government agencies.
  • Ensure redundancy and continuity of services under disaster recovery plans.

Compliance is still a major burden and non-compliance carries legal, financial, and reputational risks.

How the Cost Burden Changes for New ISPs

  • Reduced upfront CAPEX: Infrastructure can now be leased instead of purchased.
  • Shared services reduce duplication: You no longer need your own NOC or peering.
  • More agile scaling: Pay-as-you-grow models allow financial flexibility.

Total cost of ownership drops, and breakeven timelines shorten.

Infrastructure Sharing & Leasing Are Game-Changers

Infrastructure sharing is both legalized and encouraged by the government.

  • Lower CAPEX: Use shared core routers, switches and IX peering nodes.
  • Lower OPEX: Lease access to 24/7 monitored infrastructure managed by experts.
  • Faster time-to-market: Avoid multi-month builds and installations.
  • Professional support: Delegate NOC, ticketing, firmware updates, and BGP tuning to experts.

For most ISPs this is the fastest, cheapest, and most compliant way for growth

Ask 1IX how Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) solutions can help you become a compliant, high-performing ISP—without the traditional costs.

Community Impact Areas

Education

Connecting schools and universities

  • Enable distance learning programs
  • Provide reliable internet for research
  • Connect campuses across islands
  • Support digital literacy programs

Local Government

Empowering LGUs with modern infrastructure

  • Digitize government services
  • Improve emergency response systems
  • Enable smart city initiatives
  • Connect barangay health centers

Small Business

Leveling the playing field for SMEs

  • Access enterprise-grade networks
  • Scale without capital investment
  • Compete with larger corporations
  • Expand to multiple locations

Rural Connectivity

Bridging the urban-rural divide

  • Bring fiber connectivity to provinces
  • Support agricultural technology
  • Enable telemedicine services
  • Create remote work opportunities

Partner With Us

Are you a local government unit, educational institution, or community organization looking to bring better connectivity to your area? We have special programs designed for community partnerships.