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Football fans in Malaysia can now breathe a little easier. The FIFA World Cup 2026 will be officially broadcast in the country, with RTM and Unifi TV confirmed as the appointed broadcasters for the tournament. This is good news because the World Cup is one of those events that cuts across age, background, and even club loyalty. Whether someone follows football religiously or only watches when the World Cup comes around, the tournament still has a special place in the calendar. For Malaysia, having proper local broadcast coverage means fans will not need to rely on questionable streams, random social media links, or low-quality illegal broadcasts just to follow the matches.

Malaysia's 5G story just picked up another twist. After Telekom Malaysia (TM) revealed it had signed a three-year 5G wholesale agreement with U Mobile, the assumption was pretty straightforward: TM would transition away from DNB's wholesale 5G access and move onto U Mobile's Multi-Operator Core Network (MOCN) setup.

Telekom Malaysia (TM) has given its Unifi TV service a fresh new look—and for the first time, it's available to everyone, not just Unifi broadband subscribers. The move marks a big shift for TM as it opens up its streaming platform and app to all Malaysians, regardless of their internet provider.

Telekom Malaysia (TM) is taking a bold step toward unifying its digital services by giving its Unifi Mobile app a fresh identity. The app is now officially rebranded as "Unifi Universe"—and it's not just a name change. With it comes a range of new features designed to make your experience with TM's services smoother and more centralized.

SNS Network is stepping up its game in the AI space, joining forces with Nvidia to introduce Malaysia's first fully managed AI cloud service. The new platform will be hosted at Telekom Malaysia's data centre in Cyberjaya, aiming to accelerate AI adoption across industries.