Malaysia Broadband

Measat to offer CONNECTme, a new satellite broadband service in Malaysia which promises 100% coverage, connecting any home in the country.

The AIMS Group, a leading carrier-neutral data services provider, today shares its review of 2017 and outlook for 2018 in Malaysia.

A former assistant technical officer with Telekom Malaysia was sentenced to six months' jail and fined RM150,000 by the Sessions Court.

By the end of September 2017, global LTE subscriptions, according to Ovum data, stood at 2.54 billion compared to 1.70 billion a year earlier, GSA reveals.

TIME dotCom Berhad (“TIME” or “the Group”) reported a consolidated revenue of RM626.7 million for the nine months ended 30 September 2017 (9M 2017).

Telekom Malaysia to provide edotco Malaysia with next generation services for mobile operators to expand its 4G LTE services.

AIMS Group, the country’s most interconnected carrier-neutral data centre Group CEO, Chiew Kok Hin, today shares his aspirations for Budget 2018.

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The Malaysia Government is now focusing on boosting internet speed as 80% of the population now has access to broadband, according to media report.

Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) released a whitepaper to understand the existing mobile broadband (MBB) performance and user experience in Malaysia.

Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) announced today that it will be offering its customers easy access to Netflix in October 2017.

AIMS is now offering of private network connection to support Amazon Web Services (AWS) Direct Connect service.

GSA revealed there are 601 commercially launched LTE networks in 192 countries, including 98 LTE-TDD in 56 countries. 22 operators are deploying 5G.

Cyberjaya now offer 1Gbps fibre broadband service powered by Setia Haruman, available for residents at RM399/month and offices for RM3499/month.

Akamai Q1, 2017 State of the Internet (SOTI) Report revealed that Malaysia has the slowest average mobile internet speed in Asia Pacific.