Malaysia Mobile Telecom Providers

Celcom Axiata scheduled a 4G network maintenance affecting areas surrounding Genting Highlands, Selangor and Kuala Lumpur on 12 October.

New Fair Usage Policy (FUP) for Xpax Unlimited Internet, maximum up to 60GB Internet. Celcom said its only for new customers.

Apparently, out of the blue, Maxis has just announced that it will shut down its entire 3G network in Terengganu today (October 6).

Digi announced its #JuaraInternet Deals for prepaid and postpaid users. Get 5GB for just RM5. Up to RM300 FREE Shopee and Lazada vouchers.

12th Malaysia Plan - to spend RM28 billion to improve 4G networks, an additional RM15 billion to expedite the implementation of 5G network.

unifi mobile, the 4G mobile service from Telekom Malaysia, suffered a massive network service disruption nationwide on 24 September 2021.

Digi continues to be the fastest mobile network in Malaysia, beating Maxis. Meanwhile Kuala Lumpur has the slowest mobile Internet speeds.

Maxis, now calling itself Malaysia's No.1 Network based on outdated 2020 performances, has 11.67 million mobile subscribers as of June 2022.

Digi JomFibre campaign offers ultra-fast and unlimited fibre plans with savings of up to RM1,200. Available nationwide for sign up.

Celcom 3G network retired in parts of Selangor - Semenyih (Hulu Langat), USJ (Subang Jaya) and Bandar Klang, as part of its proof of concept.