Sarawak’s Sacofa taps ZTE to modernise fibre infrastructure

Posted on September 9, 2025 by Guest authors

ZTE said on Monday it has formed a strategic partnership with Sacofa – a telecoms infrastructure provider in East Malaysia owned by the Sarawak government – to modernise its fibre infrastructure network.

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