Improved network resiliency from DWN model


Attractive value: Maxis says it will fully leverage its resources, skills and infrastructure to build a 5G network of the highest quality.

THE unity government has made a decision – after five months of reviewing the SWN model – to allow for a dual wholesale network (DWN).

Goh Seow Eng, Maxis’ chief executive officer, highly welcomes the decision. “We wholeheartedly agree with the decision. The two-network model will benefit the nation, the telco industry and the rakyat,” enthuses Goh.

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