DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
News - Connectivity, Telekom Malaysia
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
DCD Magazine #62 out now
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CelcomDigi, Maxis snap up Malaysian government's stake in Digital Nasional Berhad
It's a step towards privatization of Malaysia's first national 5G network
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Telekom Malaysia launches cable landing station in Selangor
CLS to host Sea-Me-We 6 cable
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SoftBank and Meta consortium announce Candle subsea cable connecting Japan to Singapore
Cable set to land in Taiwan, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia
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Singapore-Japan subsea cable system to be built by Singtel-led consortium and NEC
Cable will be 8,900km long
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Malaysia's DNB drops Telekom Malaysia out of network sharing agreement
Telekom Malaysia says its 5G service won't suffer
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Telekom Malaysia pairs with Petronas to deploy Private 5G network at oil and gas plant
The network is expected to improve productivity and increase operational efficiency at the plant
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Telekom Malaysia and Maxis pen RAN agreement
Will see the duo share 2G and 4G infrastructure
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Malaysia set to launch a second 5G network next year
The new network will rival the Digital Nasional Berhad's (DNB) 5G network
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ZTE partners with Telekom Malaysia to build hybrid cloud 5G core
Could pave the way for smart cities and other IoT advancements in the future
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Malaysia's DNB hits out over transparency claims of its 5G network
The newly appointed government wants to review DNB's state-owned 5G network
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Malaysian telcos agree to use state-owned 5G network
It paves the way for the rollout of 5G services in the country
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Malaysia's national 5G network edges closer as four remaining operators agree terms
Plan moves on despite Maxis and U Mobile pulling out last month
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Ericsson provides Malaysia's 5G rollout with new generation radio equipment
Ericsson claims its AIR 3268 radio's are 18 percent more energy-efficient
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Two telcos pull out of Malaysia's joint 5G agreement plan
Maxis and U Mobile have reportedly abandoned plans to join the agreement
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54Tbps Asia Pacific Gateway submarine cable goes online
The highest network capacity cable in Asia