AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRegulation & Enforcement: Malaysia’s MCMC ordered CelcomDigi to fix weak coverage in Kampung Tinagat after WBAS tests found two of three locations failing mandatory standards, while Maxis was told to carry out maintenance at the tower site. Cybercrime Law: Malaysia tabled its Cyber Crime Bill 2026 for a second reading, citing 8,014 online fraud charges as of May and saying telecom-linked arrests are rising. Digital Identity: The World Economic Forum recognised UAE PASS as a global GovTech model, praising shared, reusable digital infrastructure and trust-led, human-centric service delivery. Mobile Policy Scrutiny: Airtel’s “Unlimited 5G” is under renewed questions after reporting claims it doesn’t actively distinguish hotspot use, with a 300GB fair-use threshold and “commercial usage” throttling. Network Reliability & Safety: Pakistan’s PTA pushed operators to speed national 5G rollout, including adding 1,000 new 5G towers per operator within a year and improving 4G/5G service issues. Infrastructure Delays: Sabah’s Pan Borneo Highway delays were linked to utility relocation, including telecommunications cables, which must be moved before construction can proceed. Tech & Standards: Experts at WAIC debated whether AI standards can keep pace, arguing for stable principles plus “living” technical metrics. Market & Investment Signals: AmpliTech raised about $21.9m in a Series A rights offering to scale AI-RAN/Open RAN work.
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