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YES’s Prihatin plans offer free devices, data to B40 citizens
The telco introduces two plans under the Malaysian government’s initiative to provide families and individuals access to home-learning and Internet.
That consortium idea for 5G? ‘We just have to make it work’ say telco CEOs
Not adopting sensible approach may see Malaysia have more problems later
Changing mindsets for the new 5G business models seen as equally important
YTL Comms Penang Terragraph trial hits 170Mbps peak download speed
YTL Communications shares the first update of its Terragraph trial in Penang since it went live on March 1.
YTL Comms & Facebook to be BFFs if Penang Terragraph trial succeeds
From Malaysia’s Minister of Communications and Multimedia and Prime Minister to YTL Communications, Facebook and perhaps the world, all eyes are on Penang as Terragraph begins its trial run in Georgetown.
5 years after launch, YES finally ready to compete on even footing
YTL Comms CEO Wing K. Lee is excited about finally being able to compete on an even footing against the other telcos, with the launch of its LTE network, writes Karamjit Singh.
Week in Review: DNA’s exclusive with Mr Dell himself
DNA founder Karamjit Singh’s thoughts are all over the place in his Week in Review column. But do you agree that he should not offer critiques and feedback in public anymore?
YTL Comms to be profitable soon?
YTL Comms CEO optimistic of breaking even, declines to say when
Plans to launch LTE in near future, Samsung the expected vendor
YTL Comms gets global award for 1BestariNet project
YTL Communications Sdn Bhd’s 1BestariNet project to connect 10,000 national schools across Malaysia with its YES 4G Internet service, integrated with the cloud-based Frog VLE (Virtual Learning Environment), won the Best Broadband Cloud Award at the 2013 Broadband InfoVision Awards ceremony held recently in Amsterdam.
Syed Mokhtar’s Altel takes measured approach to its launch
It was a low profile introduction for the Syed Mokhtar al-Bukhary owned telco, Altel Sdn Bhd, one of the nine telecommunications companies with some 2.6GHz spectrum allocated for Long Term Evolution (LTE) services.
