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ViewQwest Freedom 100Mbps Broadband plan is now availble in Malaysia via the TM HSBB Network starting from RM128/month with a 36-months contract.

Communications and Multimedia Consumer Forum of Malaysia (CFM) revealed that Telekom Malaysia's HSBB service received high number of complaints in 2018.

World Bank said that Malaysian consumers are paying a "considerably" high price for fixed broadband service, compared to other countries.

MCMC: Malaysia's Household Broadband Penetration, Fixed Broadband subscriptions, Mobile Broadband subscriptions and Cellular Subscribers have dropped.

Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) has collaborated with EMC to deploy EMC SMARTS for TM’s high speed broadband (HSBB) network infrastructure. In partnership with the Malaysian Government, TM owns the HSBB infrastructure and operates its own fibre broadband service called UniFi targeted to consumers and businesses. EMC SMARTS is an operations support system (OSS) that provides a service-centric approach to network ...

Looks like Maxis will be signing up with Telekom Malaysia for the provision of High Speed Broadband Access service. The agreement will be signed by Dato’ Sri Zamzamzairani Mohd Isa, Group Chief Executive Officer, TM on behalf of TM and YM Raja Tan Sri Arshad Raja Tun Uda, Chairman, Maxis on behalf of Maxis.

When UniFi was launched in March 2010, TM gave free usage to those who subscribed the service till the end of July 2010. However TM only covered less than 20 areas. As TM rolls out UniFi in new areas, new customers in these new coverage areas will not be enjoying any free trial/usage. TM choose to treat each customers differently, ...

Is RM149 a month for 5-megabits per second (Mbps) a steal or pricey? It comes with free voice calls, some TV channels and other stuff. That is UniFi, Telekom Malaysia Bhd’s latest offering in high speed broadband (HSBB). In the fast lane of broadband, speed is king. Without speeds of 5-50Mbps, and capacity, don’t call it HSBB.

About 2 days after UniFi was launched by the Prime Minister of Malaysia. TM announced that it will not impose any data capping on its High Speed Broadband Service(HSBB) which it initially planned. The truth is, TM is not sure whether it should limit data usage of its High Speed Broadband customers. Question- Why would you buy a Ferrari car ...

Looks like TM will be implementing the monthly data cap, in the future, read full statement from TM after the jump.

Thanks to the power of social media!, TM will no longer impose any monthly data cap on their newly launched HSBB packages. Via its Twitter account, TM announced that it will no longer impose any data limit on all its Unifi packages, for now.

Below is the commentary from Tan Sri Rainer Althoff, Malaysia Chairman, Nokia Siemens Networks.

TM’s HSBB/UniFi pricing, packages and more details after the jump!

TM will be launching HSBB tomorrow. Here’s the initial HSBB TV Commercial Ad. Click Play to watch the video after the jump.

As I have mentioned earlier, TM’s is launching the HSBB service on the 24 March 2010 at Dataran Merdeka. The HSBB public viewing/showcase will be open for public on 24 March 2010, 7pm-10pm and 25 March, 8pm-10pm.