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Complaints on Telekom Malaysia (TM) almost doubled in 2018 with 2779 reports, the highest, according to the 2018 CFM Annual Report.

Digi Business Experts are now in all 30 Digi Stores nationwide to provide free business consultation on Digi Business solutions, for SMEs to go Digital.

Celcom Axiata has launched a new Celcom Fibre 30Mbps plan and a 100Mbps available at RM80/month and RM120/month respectively, available nationwide.

The JBIX second node in Johor Bahru ([email protected]) will be located in the Open DC’s new JB2 data centre at Menara Ansar in the Johor Bahru business district.

U Mobile to collaborate with Tencent on big data analytics (BDA), AI, IoT and smart+ technologies, as well as digital application and services.

The new Streamyx 8Mbps plan cost RM69/month for existing Streamyx customers and a new Unifi 8Mbps plan at RM89/month, announced by Telekom Malaysia.

Celcom 5G live trial network surrounding Petaling Jaya, covering up to 1.22 square kilometre wide offering download speeds up to 6Gbps over the air.

U Mobile Unlimited Funz Prepaid Plan comes with Free Unlimited Internet Data for 10 apps on gaming, social and messaging, available now.

Digi said it mobilised more than 1,100 employees nationwide to the streets to connect with over 7k Malaysians for its annual Customer Obsessed Day (COD).

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) is said to be deciding on the ban of illegal, uncertified Android TV boxes in the country.

Langkawi has become the first district in Malaysia to switch off Analogue TV and migrate to Digital TV called myFreeview, MCMC said.

Respons Rakyat app allows Malaysians to send complaints to 460 Government entities such as Ministries, federal government agencies, local authorities.

MCMC will cooperate with MACC on the latest Auditor-General Report 2018 Series 1 which claims that MCMC had misused public funds.

The local Internet traffic exchange in Malaysia recorded a new highest traffic peak point of 412Gbps in May 2019 according to MyIX.

As of 2Q19, about 2.07 million subscribers don't use Digi Mobile Internet. Some 800k Internet users are using 2G/3G instead of the Digi 4G LTE Network.