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For anyone who has ever walked into a busy shopping mall and suddenly watched their mobile signal become unstable, this update from Digital Nasional Berhad is quite meaningful. DNB has now activated indoor 5G coverage at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur through its In-Building Solutions, commonly known as IBS. In simpler terms, this means visitors inside the mall should be able to enjoy stronger and more consistent 5G connectivity, instead of relying mainly on outdoor network coverage that may weaken once they move deeper into the building.

Malaysia's telecommunications landscape is continuing to shift as CelcomDigi and Maxis have now completed the purchase of additional shares in Digital Nasional Berhad, or DNB, from Minister of Finance Inc. The development marks another major step in DNB's transition away from government ownership and towards a more privately driven structure.

Some classic simulation games are remembered for letting you build cities, manage empires, or control populations. SimEarth takes a wider view. It invites you to think in planetary terms, shaping a world across enormous spans of time and watching how climate, geology, and life influence one another. It's not a game about winning quickly. It's a game about observing systems, testing ideas, and enjoying the slow satisfaction of seeing your choices ripple outward.

If you've followed Maxis' innovation trail, you might remember MIRA — the digital concierge featured at the telco's Concept Store in The Gardens Mall a few years back. Fast forward to earlier this year, Maxis took another step forward by introducing Mia, a generative AI tool for its enterprise clients powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS).

In an effort to make premium streaming more accessible, sooka is stepping up its game through a string of new collaborations with familiar Malaysian names — from Maxis and U Mobile to Grab, ZUS Coffee, and even Sports Direct.