The 5G Task Force is now looking into issues related to DNB's 5G access agreement and equity. It hopes to solve the issues by the end of this month which may enable Maxis to offer 5G services.
, has announced that it will be focusing on resolving issues related to DNB’s 5G access agreement and equity deals. The Task Force chairmen Datuk Johan Mahmood Merican and Datuk Mohamad Faudi Md Isa said both issues will be discussed in detail and are expected to be finalised as early as the end of this month.
According to Bernama’s report, the second task force meeting which was concluded last Thursday have agreed on the task force structure which includes five work groups from the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Communications and Digital, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission , Digital Nasional Berhad and service providers.
Interestingly, both Chairmen said that the immediate results of the 5G access agreement will enable service providers including Maxis to offer 5G services to users. Following the government’s decision to switch from a Single Wholesale Network to a Dual Network model, both
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