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Telecom Giant Globe Bets on AI for Next Billion-Dollar Business

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 29 September 2026, 01:51 UTC By Neil Jerome Morales 1 min read
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Globe Telecom Inc. is betting the artificial intelligence boom can turn its data-center venture into its next billion-dollar business as fintech arm Mynt Inc. heads for a record Philippine initial public offering.

Globe Telecom Inc. is betting the artificial intelligence boom can turn its data-center venture into its next billion-dollar business as fintech arm Mynt Inc. heads for a record Philippine initial public offering.
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