Carian mengenai topik 5g-rollout

Gobind Singh Deo highlights Malaysia's rapid 5G rollout, achieving over 80 pct coverage of populated areas within two years of launch.

The current DNB model focuses only on the last mile service delivery, which WILL NOT resolve internet problems in rural areas. - Rais Hussin

So given all the facts based on data, science and economics, are we still to pursue the Single Wholesale Network (SWN) Model?

MNOs must reflect the benefit of lower costs to the New Access Agreement to improve affordability of 5G services to the people.

How long should developing countries suffer from being the lab for 'innovation' experiments by colonialists (national and supranational)?

M'sia has been far too often in the anti-trend and negative-innovation zone and it's high time to reverse it for our digital economy.

Fahmi said for now, evaluation, discussion and research are being done regarding the direction of the 5G implementation.

There are no examples worldwide where the high expectations placed on nation-scale SWN would have come to fruition, says Dr Rais Hussin.

Malaysia needs a more credible, comprehensive and integrated solution to enable quality network connectivity nationwide!

The climate of impunity has been flourishing in Malaysia for some time now.

EMIR Research suggests to start with the DNB's claim of being able to provide lower prices to the end customers.

The government will ensure the implementation of 5G services goes according to plan despite two mobile network operators (MNO) having decided not to take a stake in Digital Nasional Bhd (DNB).

The government's decision to maintain the 5G network as a SWN with the option for MNOs to buy an up to 70 pct stake in DNB is a win-win situation.

For once do the right thing.

The rollout of the 5G network must be done accordingly to avoid losing potential investors, said Communications and Multimedia Minister Tan Sri Annuar Musa.