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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