MCMC calls on licensed network facilities providers to send in 5G demonstration project proposals
PublishedThe 5G Test Bed Working Group chairman Ahmad Nasruddin ‘Atiqullah Fakrullah said the move was aimed at finding licensees interested in developing, testing and fostering the implementation of 5G use cases in leveraging the growth of the 5G ecosystem in the country. — Reuters pic
The 5G Test Bed Working Group chairman Ahmad Nasruddin ‘Atiqullah Fakrullah said the move was aimed at finding licensees interested in developing, testing and fostering the implementation of 5G use cases in leveraging the growth of the 5G ecosystem in the country. “The industry or fields that have been identified to help in this cooperation include the agricultural, transport, education, media/entertainment, healthcare, processing and production industries, smart cities and solutions for people with disabilities,” he said in a statement today.Ahmad Nasruddin said applicants must ensure that their proposals met the set criteria such as having comprehensive ecosystem partners such as technology vendors, solution providers, and targeted end-users.
“The applicant also needs to propose a business model that can be implemented to ensure the implementation of this project is sustainable when it is rolled out throughout Malaysia.
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