APTelecom appointed to support Malaysia-US cable project

Posted on February 20, 2025 by Guest authors

Only days after making news in Indonesia, telecom and fibre consulting firm APTelecom is back in the headlines, this time in Malaysia, with an appointment to support another submarine cable project.

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