In a new report by Pyramid Research (www.pyr.com) it has been suggested that Malaysia’s Mobile Broadband demand is growing faster than expected. (Download excerpt here) Having lived in Malaysia for 3 years now, and also being an early adopter of HSPA for mobile broadband, I have personally seen major demand for mobile and home wireless broadband, driven partly by consumers looking for an alternative to Telekom Malaysia, who are the incumbent and have a near monopoly share of last mile fixed broadband connections. With the four 3G operators (Maxis, Celcom, DiGi, and U-Mobile) aggressively competing with each other for business, consumers are enjoying a variety of mobile and home wireless broadband packages at very reasonable prices.
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