eSports athlete complains Streamyx too slow to train; TM upgrading him to Unifi


eSports player Izzurdin Hashim's complaints about slow Internet speeds at home prompted TM to work on making Unifi available for him. — @Unifi/Facebook

In a case of the squeaky wheel getting the oil, Unifi has said that it would make its fibre Internet connectivity available for a Malaysian eSports player following the gamer's complaints about slow Internet speeds at his home.

Izzurdin Hashim, who goes by the nickname Din 'Jumper', had posted on his Facebook page that the WiFi speeds at home where he subscribes to Streamyx was too slow for him to train for his eSports commitments.

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