Maxis will tap Malaysia’s government-run 5G network, CEO says


The government’s 5G Task Force Tuesday (June 6) said it was focusing on resolving DNB’s 5G access agreements with parties including Maxis, the only major telecommunications firm yet to sign up. — AZHAR MAHFOF/The Star

Malaysian telecommunications giant Maxis Bhd said it will tap into the 5G network currently being rolled out and operated by government-owned entity Digital Nasional Bhd.

"We will sign the access agreement, but coverage is still an issue, we still need to work together,” Maxis Chief Executive Officer Goh Siew Eng told the Invest Malaysia summit on Wednesday (June 7). Communications and Digital Minister Fahmi Fadzil earlier told the summit he was confident that Maxis will sign an access agreement "very soon.”

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