Maxis and Nokia launch quantum safe networking in Malaysia

Posted on October 2, 2025 by Guest authors

Malaysian telco Maxis says that its B2B arm Maxis Business has partnered with Nokia to launch what it claims is Malaysia’s first quantum safe networking (QSN) solution for government agencies and businesses.

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