4 Mbps Broadband Will Be Available To TM Customers Soon
March 20, 2007 by Gaman
Telekom Malaysia Bhd (TM) is partnering with US-based Verizon Business to offer cheaper, faster and more reliable broadband package soon.
Verizon’s network will offer additional redundancy link in case of nature disasters or other mishaps like what had happened during the quake off the coast of Taiwan in December last year.
Unfortunately no figures were disclosed as to how these translate into the exact package their will offer. However, TM CEO, Datuk Abdul Wahid Omar revealed that TM will offer a 4 Mbps broadband package soon.
I hope this package will be made available to consumers at a reasonable price. If it’s not, a free upgrade to 2 Mbps for the existing 1 Mbps (and 512Kbps to 1 Mbps) subscribers would be good for us.
The new infrastructure is expected to be ready in June.








Well, sounds good. Or maybe they should improve their current situation first. My home DSL is down again as usual
Well, the ‘current situation’ will be improved once the new infrastructure is rolled out.
They always say “cheaper” but until the pricing is out, I am not keeping my hopes high.
I think that’s still several times slower than another Asian country’s broadband speed.
You mean Singapore? They are a developed country what do you expect
sure or not tm can support this.
I don’t think Malaysian infra will support 4Mbps speed.
In US they have a good networking infra in their most residential area,but Malaysian using old-wired telephone infra to carried broadband speed.Unless TM made re-engineering to all infa and change to fiber optic or at least a cable network.
Yup! I’m also have a doubt where there can implement 4Mbps to a copper line.They said they using US tech,but is US they already hane a good infra.Unless TM wanna change all copper to fiber optic or at least ‘cable network’.
I suspect the service will only be available where fiber optic cables have been laid out.
A good news but with TM……
Some more, as what other commentar mention, copper lines can support 4Mbps line?
lets proposed for the 2Mbps first then we talked about the 4
how’s that?
Hopefully it won’t be like our current StreamyX connection after a while.