Mobile Network Operators
DNB hits key milestone in agreements with Malaysian mobile network operators
Terms precedent under Share Subscription Agreements successfully met
TM given until 21 Aug to seek shareholders’ nod, following its governance
Digital Nasional Berhad appoints new members to its Board of Directors
DNB has announced the appointment of new Board members, comprising senior leaders from the telecommunications and technology industry
TowerCos to drive economic growth says edotco, Roland Berger
edotco Group launched a study in collaboration with Roland Berger titled, ‘Towering Above: Building Tomorrow’s Digital Infrastructure in Asia.’
Mobile operators still discussing 5G reference access offer
Malaysian mobile operators have yet to agree to key terms in the Reference Access Offer that was published by Digital Nasional Bhd and see reaching agreement
Malaysian telcos accept decision to use SWN model
Malaysian telcos said they welcomed the cabinet’s decision to continue with the Single Wholesale Network model, as well as the offer for them to take up an equity stake in DNB.
Tata extends and simplifies SMS interconnect for MNOs, OTTs
Tata Communications has launched its Mobile Messaging Exchange service, which it claimed would enable Over-The-Top (OTT) providers and SMS aggregators to connect to a large community of MNOs (mobile network operators) globally, while allowing MNOs to monetise the SMS traffic with an added layer of security.
Mobile operators must fix weakest link or lose customers: Tellabs
A chain is only as strong as its weakest link -- this adage is perhaps the most apt phrase to describe the escalating challenges faced by mobile network operators in South-East Asia, according to telco equipment maker Tellabs Inc.
Are mobile networks as safe as we think?
We depend on mobile networks day in, day out, doing everything from making calls, sending confidential text, to online banking transactions. In all this, we assume that our mobile communications are very secure. But two researchers say that they may very well not be a safe as you think. Edwin Yapp ponders the effects of such a claim and wonders what operators should do about the all-important issue of security.
Mobile network operators the next frontier for hackers
Mobile network operators (MNOs) pride themselves on having high levels of security in the cellular networks they operate, due in part to the closed nature and sophisticated protocols they employ, but these networks may not be as secure as advertised, say telecom security experts.
