Telekom Malaysia lands US$265m deal to run next-gen 999 system

Posted on July 2, 2024 by Guest authors

Telekom Malaysia (TM) announced on Monday that it has clinched a RM1.25 billion (US$265 million) deal with the Malaysian government to develop and operate a new AI-powered next-generation 999 emergency response system.

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Vodafone partners with Google for AI and phones

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October 8, 2024
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Vodafone Group and Google have signed a 10-year billion dollar deal to provide Google Cloud services, devices, and generative AI tools to Vodafone customers across Europe and Africa.

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AIS owner set to merge with Gulf Energy Development

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October 5, 2024
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In July, we reported that Thai billionaire Sarath Ratanavadi was planning to merge two companies that he controls – Intouch Holdings, which holds a majority 40.4% stake in AIS, and power firm Gulf Energy Development. Now, shareholders in the firms have…

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FCC votes to restore net neutrality protections

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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has voted to reinstate net neutrality protections, marking a significant shift in policy that aims to ensure the internet remains fast, open, and fair for all users. The decision comes after years of public o…

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