Yang Berhormat Fahmi Fadzil, Minister of Communications officiating the first 5.5G technology trial showcase this morning, accompanied by (from left) Goh Seow Eng, Chief Executive Officer of Maxis, Yang Berbahagia Tan Sri Mohamad Salim Fateh Din, Chairman of MCMC, Yang Berusaha Nik Kamaruzaman Nik Husin, Deputy Secretary General (Strategic Communications and Creative Industry) of the Ministry of Communications and Simon Sun, Chief Executive Officer of Huawei Malaysia.
Maxis and Huawei successfully conducted the first 5G-Advanced trial in Malaysia, achieving peak speeds of up to 8Gbps, demonstrating advanced digital solutions and next-gen connectivity.
The trial, also known as 5.5G, promises tenfold improvements in speed, connected devices, and latency compared to 5G.
The event showcased interactive applications like low-latency live streaming, 3D content, and augmented reality experiences.
The 5.5G capabilities support digitalization, automation, and IoT across industries. Maxis and the Chinese giant’s collaboration aims to position Malaysia as a leader in digital infrastructure.
The trial will be presented at the Mobile World Congress 2024 in Barcelona, representing Malaysia’s technological advancements.
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