Maxis CEO highlights the biggest problem with Malaysia's 5G rollout - SoyaCincau
A 5G Task Force has been formed to ensure a smooth transition to a dual network model and it is. Following the government’s policy shift on 5G, both CelcomDigi and Telekom Malaysia have terminated their respective share subscription agreement with the state-owned 5G network provider. The Chairmen of the Task Force aims to sort out these issues by the end of June so that more providers including Maxis will be able to provide 5G services to consumers.
According to DNB’s reference access offer , telcos are required to pay DNB RM30,000 per Gbps per month for 5G access and the agreement is locked to a minimum period of 10 years. Last year, the big four telcos which include Celcom, Digi, Maxis and U Mobile jointly issued a statement saying thatand they have highlighted to the MCMC and DNB that the key principles proposed must be consistent with industry best practices.
and they proposed setting up project teams to align on the processes such as due diligence, transaction timelines, and other administrative matters.exclusive telco agreements for high-rise buildings . All telcos and building managements with exclusive arrangements have been instructed to take immediate remedial measures or face appropriate actions under the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 by the MCMC and the Competition Act 2010 by MyCC. The MCMC highlighted that the infrastructure planning guideline prohibits exclusive arrangements between telcos and property developers or building management.
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