JANUARY 18 ― Ending decades of dominance, Malaysia’s recent elections have ushered in a new political party and sent a clear message: Malaysians want a government that is...
JANUARY 18 ― Ending decades of dominance, Malaysia’s recent elections have ushered in a new political party and sent a clear message: Malaysians want a government that is growth oriented, innovative and creates technology-driven future for their country.
Fifty years ago, in 1972, Malaysia put itself on the global high-tech map when it welcomed the construction of Intel’s factory in Penang — the tech giant’s first production facility outside the US Semiconductors represent 36 per cent of Malaysia’s total exports today. But the nation cannot afford to lean on its past.
To realise 5G’s potential, you need spectrum — and lots of it. And it needs to be aggressively priced so that it encourages real sustainable innovation. Spectrum cannot be so expensive that spectrum auction “winners” end up saddled with enormous debt and little capital for new innovation. The DNB was designed to be a catalyst for connectivity. It offers a flexible, dynamic platform for communications innovation, aiming to show that 5G is not just a faster network, but a fundamentally different way of connecting a whole range of devices, operations and business processes.
There are several key attributes of a platform that enables innovation. Inexpensive spectrum is a necessary ― but not sufficient ― condition for innovation in 5G.Additional efficiency ― and further reduction in cost ― can be gained from this spectrum using emerging technologies such as spectrum multipliers. The cloud has already transformed the computing industry and is rapidly doing the same with Telecommunications.
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