“This aims to reduce latency and to allow for high-speed data transfers needed for next-generation technologies such as the Internet of Things and ‘smart cities,’” he said. “We ensure that the latency and connection to the server will be fast enough for the gamers.”Īccording to Uy, the listed firm will double the data transmission capacity of its metro backbone from the existing 400 Gigabit per second (Gbps) to 800 Gbps, in anticipation of the use of next-generation, hyper-scale capacity applications over its fiber optic network.
“We are supporting eSports by providing capacity to the gamers,” he told the BusinessMirror. To respond to the increasing needs of the network and customers, Uy said Converge ICT will embark on a substantial upgrading of its network. Uy told the BusinessMirror he doesn’t blame them because competitive video gaming has now become a lucrative activity for young people who can earn megabucks after winning. The self-made billionaire said he is aware that the current youth generation is going bananas over eSports. Uy, CEO of Converge ICT Solutions Inc., expressed excitement over the growth of eSports. The online research store added that this market is expected to grow to $2.108 billion in 2025 at a rate of 14.5 percent. The gravitas of eSports in the Philippines comes with the phenomenal growth of competitive video gaming.Īccording to Ireland-headquartered Research and Markets Ltd., the global esports market reached a value of nearly $1.070 billion in 2020, having increased at a compound annual growth rate of 16 percent since 2015.
Just take the fines that MPL Philippines said (in its Facebook page) it will issue to those involved in the controversy: $500 (P25,324.25 at current exchange rates) to $3,000 (P151,945.50). This may be inane to some but the statement mirrors that eSports, especially tournaments, is taken very seriously in the country.
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“We will work and listen to the feedback of our fans to build a more professional tournament for all,” the 2-paragraph statement read. The MPL Philippines Operating Committee issued a statement saying it is conducting an investigation. “Please be assured that the MPL PH Operating Committee will investigate and take necessary actions per our rule book and guidelines.” “We are aware of the controversial behavior during the match between Nexplay EVOS and Omega Esports in Week 7,” MPL Philippines’s statement read. It was a Monday when the “largest and most prestigious mobile games competition in Southeast Asia,” Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League, issued a statement confirming irregularities in Week 7 of the eighth season of the Philippines contest. MONDAYS are never liked, especially in local eSports.
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