Norwegian Telenor Plans to Open 4G Internet Networks in Malaysia

Telenor ASA, the largest phone company in the Nordic region, plans to open fourth-generation services in Malaysia, making it the first country in the company’s Asian operations to get the new high-speed networks, tells businessweek.com.

4G networks give mobile users higher-speed Internet that carries both voice and data.

Telenor owns a 49 percent stake in DiGi.Com Bhd., Malaysia’s third-largest wireless operator.

Original news source: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-09-30/telenor-chief-baksaas-says-malaysia-is-ready-for-4g-services.html

-- scandasia.com 2011-10-03

It's information like this that the Thai mobile operaters are shit scared of.. Dtac (telenor) know what the hell they are doing.

Unless they define "4G" this report is basically meaningless.

HSPA+ technology is already rolled out in much of Thailand. TrueMove calls it "3G+". Yet, in the US, Verizon calls the same technology "4G".

The "G"s are meaningless. Bloomberg should know better.