TM Upgrades Malaysia Network for AI Traffic and 5G Growth
Telekom Malaysia is redesigning its infrastructure to handle heavy data loads from artificial intelligence and expanding 5G coverage.
Key points
- TM is distributing computing power across multiple sites to lower latency for AI tasks.
- The company reports 5G coverage exceeding 80% in Malaysia under the new dual-network model.
- Programmability ensures the network can adapt to ongoing changes in artificial intelligence.
Telekom Malaysia is upgrading its network to handle artificial intelligence. This work is happening now in Malaysia. The goal is to support higher data demands.
The company aims to reduce delays in data transmission. They want their systems to adapt to new uses. This makes the network more useful for businesses.
Capacity and speed define the new approach
AI uses much more data than normal web traffic. TM says you cannot just build fiber lines. You must know exactly how much capacity you need.
The company is spreading computing power across many sites. This keeps data close to where it is used. That helps keep delays low and speeds high.
Programmable systems allow for continuous improvement
TM makes its network systems easy to change. AI tools are never perfect from the start. They need constant updates to work well.
This flexibility lets the company fix issues quickly. It also allows for new features to appear. The network stays relevant as technology changes over time.
Dual 5G network expands regional reach
Malaysia is switching to a dual 5G network model. This changes the market for mobile services. TM benefits from its large existing fiber network.
The company now covers over 80% of the country. It can combine mobile and fixed services. This makes it a stronger regional digital hub.
