GSMA
Asia Pacific pushes ahead with 5G
More than half of world’s 5G connections will be in APAC by 2025, says GSMA.
It’s official: 5G has arrived in Asia, says GSMA
Its growth within a vast region would be staggered and less developed regions are expected to face challenges.
Stakeholders must address trust deficit if 5G to take off, says GSMA
The industry needs to build a better future by demonstrating leadership in security and trust issues.
GSMA appoints Axiata's Jamaludin as Board Member
Was deputy chairman from January 2014 through December 2015, marking the first time a Malaysian held the post and the first time an Asean country was represented.
Indonesia on the verge of becoming a digital economy giant in SEA
GSMA report estimates that assigning 700 MHz to mobile broadband would deliver US$11 billion over 10 years.
5G is a ways off, but gestation is shorter this time
Edwin Yapp reflects on his time spent at MWC Shanghai and comes away with a few conclusions.
GSMA appoints Laxmi Akkaraju as chief strategy officer
Akkaraju will work with the GSMA’s operator members in identifying opportunities that will advance the development of the mobile communications industry.
The Asian mobile Internet economy is growing: GSMA
Besides the economic impact in dollar terms, the mobile industry is also fuelling other adjunct industries such as manufacturing and mobile software.
What does 5G herald for the region?
The GSMA predicts that commercial 5G networks will begin to be widely deployed at the start of the next decade and, by 2025, will provide coverage to a third of the world’s population.
Unlockd forms strategic partnership with Axiata to expand into Asia
Partnership with Asian telecommunications group comes from its lead investment in Unlockd’s Series B round.
