BW Digital, a subsidiary of the global energy and maritime conglomerate, BW Group, has partnered with PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia International (Telin), a provider of top-tier international carrier services, to collaborate on the Hawaiki Nui 1 submarine cable system.
The telecommunications authority in Cambodia has reportedly cautioned SIM card vendors and mobile operators against the activation of unregistered SIM cards, threatening legal action if they fail to comply.
Malaysian telecommunications company, CelcomDigi, has announced that it is almost halfway through the process of integrating and modernizing its mobile network nationwide. This progress is ahead of schedule according to its post-merger transformation plan.
SpaceX's satellite network, Starlink, is set to launch its high-speed internet services in Indonesia within the next two weeks. This announcement was made by Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment, Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, during the ‘Jakarta Future Forum: Blue Horizons, Green Growth.’
BBIX, Inc. has partnered with PLDT Enterprise and Smart Communications Inc. to launch the Roaming Peering eXchange (RPX) service in the Philippines, aiming to enhance the data roaming services in the country.
According to the latest Omdia smartphone preliminary shipment survey, 300.4 million units of smartphones were shipped in the first quarter of the year. This marks an 11.6% increase from the previous quarter and represents the second consecutive quarter of year-on-year growth.
The dawn of next-generation chips marks a pinnacle in semiconductor technology, embodying strides in design, materials, manufacturing processes, performance, and packaging. This heralds a new era of innovation, promising enhanced capabilities and efficiency in semiconductor devices.
Malaysia is set to receive a USD 2.2 billion investment from Microsoft over the next four years to advance the country’s digital transformation.
During the 10th AWS ASEAN Summit in Singapore, Amazon Web Services (AWS) revealed plans to inject an extra SGD 12 billion into its cloud infrastructure in Singapore from 2024 to 2028. This move will double its current investment to over SGD 23 billion by 2028. This investment aims to meet the growing demand for cloud technology and services in the country.
Mauritius Telecom is currently in discussions with operators such as Reliance Jio and Orange to construct a new undersea cable that will connect Africa, the Indian Ocean islands, and Asia. This initiative aims to prevent network disruptions similar to the outage experienced last month.
