KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 19 ― Swedish telecommunication giant Ericsson and Intel, one of the world's largest chipmakers, are set to collaborate in Malaysia on the development...
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 19 ― Swedish telecommunication giant Ericsson and Intel, one of the world's largest chipmakers, are set to collaborate in Malaysia on the development of 5G use cases that can accelerate the adoption of new technology for enterprises and digitalisation in the country.
“Working together, we will use the speed, resilience, security, and low latency of 5G to accelerate Malaysia’s transformation to a digital economy,” said Ekholm. Ekholm said that 5G is a platform for limitless innovation, capable of driving exponential positive impact on society. During the Davos meeting, they also discussed the ongoing collaboration between both companies on 5G, the benefits of digitalisation for emerging economies and the role connectivity can play in building sustainable and resilient digital economies.
Commenting on the meeting, Gelsinger said he fully agreed on the benefits of digitalisation and world-class 5G networks.
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