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edotco, Atilze roll out first LoRa network in Malaysia
The sites cover the Klang Valley area and are now ready to serve the commercial needs of IoT services to potential enterprises and clients.
Week in Review: Broadband powers an incumbent telco past voice, finally
Seven years after launching, Telekom Malaysia’s high speed broadband revenue eclipses voice, while Axiata Group gets ready to be aggressive with Celcom.
Axiata going all-out to regain Celcom's lost ground
Celcom, a wholly-owned unit of Axiata, has been the group's top revenue contributor for many years. However, its business has been going through a challenging period over the past two years -- in particularly, its prepaid business.
Axiata's full year results: Net profit dives 80%, Celcom disappoints
Regional telecommunications company Axiata Group Bhd's 2016 full year net profit dived 80% at RM657 million, mainly due to higher foreign exchange loss and poor performance by its Malaysian unit Celcom Axiata Bhd.
Nascent corporate funding scene set to pick up pace
The lack of successful tech companies has had a ripple effect on the risk appetite of corporates to invest in the space.
Thean Eu: My Fave 5 of 2016
Here's a look at Digital News Asia editor Goh Thean Eu's favourite stories for the year 2016.
VavApps’ sound technology puts deals in your pocket
Interactive advertising for the digitally-savvy consumer
Malaysian Telcos’ Q3 2016 report card: Who’s the winner?
A closer look at how the Big 3 telcos performed in Q3 2016
Axiata's profit takes a sharp dive in Q3 2016
Celcom registered quarter-on-quarter growth in service revenue, but profits continue to decline
XL managed to return to black, thanks to refinancing its USD debt to rupiah
How will the spectrum fees impact the telcos and us?
Recently, the Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission announced that it will be charging the mobile operators fees for the 900MHz and 1800MHz spectrum it is allocating. How will this impact the telcos and the consumers? Goh Thean Eu writes.
