Telekom Malaysia lands US$265m deal to run next-gen 999 system

Posted on July 2, 2024 by Guest authors

Telekom Malaysia (TM) announced on Monday that it has clinched a RM1.25 billion (US$265 million) deal with the Malaysian government to develop and operate a new AI-powered next-generation 999 emergency response system.

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GSMA predicts GDP boost from Ethiopian telecom reforms

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October 29, 2024
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The GSMA predicts that telecom reforms that spurred investment in mobile technology could add over ETB1.3 trillion (US$10. 3 billion) to Ethiopia’s GDP by 2028.

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CelcomDigi renews tower partnerships as network integration continues

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November 27, 2024
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Malaysian telco CelcomDigi said on Tuesday it has renewed its partnerships with tower companies Edotco Group, Edgepoint Infrastructure, D’Harmoni Telco Infra and PDC Telecommunication Services as part of its ongoing project to integrate and modernise i…

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Nokia and Telefónica partner to boost Spanish private 5G networks

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July 2, 2024
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Nokia and Telefónica have announced a three-year agreement to develop the private 5G network market in Spain. The collaboration aims to enhance productivity, worker safety, and sustainability across key mission-critical industries such as ports, manufa…

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