Maxis and Huawei launch innovation centre for 5G-A

Posted on August 13, 2024 by Guest authors

Maxis and Huawei Technologies (Malaysia) announced on Monday they will establish a new innovation centre to develop 5G-Advanced solutions with a focus on use cases, customer experience, operating efficiencies and nurturing local talent.

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