In Focus

Consultation ongoing amidst concerns that some rules may now be outdated.

Legislation to address issues of prohibitive cost and poor connectivity.

Newly released manual part of realising 'Digital India' vision.

One contravention alleged for each of over nine million people said to have been impacted.

Industry players cited for their network expansion efforts.

New policy in response to next-generation technologies.

Investigation underway as leak affects over 400,000 HK customers.

Industry expected to play bigger role beyond core connectivity.

Study cites millions of untapped customers as targets of digital inclusion.

Five in 10 users will switch providers due to poor customer service.

It enables advanced connectivity, real-time energy monitoring, and transportation optimisation, aiding industries in decarbonisation. AS industries worldwide strive to mitigate their environmental impact and align with ambitious decarbonisation targets, the integration of innovative technologies such as 5G emerges as a powerful ally. This groundbreaking technology stands out as the first mobile standard to prioritise energy efficiency right from its standardisation phase, embedding considerations related to emissions. According to RHB Investment Research’s “Telecommunications - the Road to NZE” report, several key technological advancements underpin these efficiency gains. These include optimised use of available spectrum, energy-saving modes that reduce consumption during low data traffic periods, and advanced network management capabilities through enhanced virtualisation.