Converge earns global MEF 3.0 certification for networks



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Converge ICT Solutions Inc. (Converge) has received the MEF 3.0 certification, a globally recognized mark for network services, validating its Carrier Ethernet solutions for quality, interoperability, and security. The certification positions Converge among international providers capable of meeting the demands of today’s digital economy.
The recognition also coincides with Converge joining the Mplify Alliance, a federation of automated networks that supports standardized, AI-powered services. The certification and alliance membership aim to enhance connectivity for enterprise and wholesale clients, enabling secure remote work, high-capacity data transfers, and seamless links with international carriers.
Converge Chief Technology Officer Paulo Martin Santos said the certification provides third-party validation of network performance and reliability, giving Filipino businesses confidence in competing on a global stage. The company is also pursuing additional variant certifications to ensure every layer of its network meets international standards.
With more than 896,000 kilometers of fiber optic assets and participation in international subsea cable systems, Converge continues to expand its infrastructure to strengthen the Philippines’ position as a digital hub.