15 April 2024
Ncell has boosted connectivity speeds for its 4G service in various districts of the Lumbini and Bagmati provinces as part of an ongoing drive to improve Quality of Service (QoS) for customers.
Customers in the Bagmati districts of Chautara Sangachowk Gadhi, Indrasarowar, Manthali and Thaha now have faster 4G connections, as do customers in the districts of Bhumekasthan, Chandrakot, Malarani, Mathagadhi, Pyuthan, Rambha, Sandhikharka, Tansen and Tinau in Lumbini.
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James Gray, director of telecom strategy, PowerX
Towercos have long been the enabler of rural coverage and connectivity expansion in Southeast Asia (SEA). But as digitalisation of the region continues to boom - with strong consumer and commercial adoption driving data demand - rapid urbanisation and next-generation technology uptake is putting pressure on mobile operators to increase points of presence (PoPs) and deliver 5G.
Operators are now looking increasingly to towercos to provide efficient, reliable and low-cost urban co-locations in growing urban environments. These challenges are compounded by the increased complexity of tower management, driven by rising numbers of tower tenants (lease-up rate, LUR) and uptake of Open RAN. Highly integrated use of facilities means future towercos of SEA need to be collaborative and intelligent - and make a paradigm shift in their approach to asset management. A new model for tower power management and operations is needed, one rooted in real-time insights from data science and machine learning.
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10 April 2024
While 5G remains in its infancy in vast swathes of the world, the relentless pursuit of progress sees certain nations marching onwards, with 6G becoming closer than ever…
Increasing levels of global interconnection and expanding reliance upon digital technologies is seeing hefty demand for ubiquitous, reliable, high-speed connectivity.
09 April 2024
Axiata announced has secured a deal to sell its Myanmar operations and exit the country, which is currently in the midst of a civil war.
Axiata’s direct subsidiary EDOTCO Group has entered into a share purchase agreement to sell its entire 87.5% stake in EDOTCO Investments Singapore for US$150 million.
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