After a very long wait, TM is finally making their move public as they will indeed be migrating all of their Streamyx customers to Unifi by 2025.

Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) announced that they will take part in a consortium to expand a submarine cable system between Asia and Europe. The investment titled SEA-ME-WE 6 will connect countries between Southeast Asia, Middle East and Western Europe.

With the company gaining 2600MHz spectrum recently, TM is looking to improve the experience for customers in the country.

Contrary to popular belief, TM does not own the building and neither is it involved with the sale of the Menara TM building. Instead, TM is relocating to Cyberjaya and its other TM properties.

TM has released a statement where they've actually restored 85% of their core services amidst the recent flash flood.

TM has implemented a new policy for Unifi service disruption, where it must be restored within 24 hours, otherwise customers will get a rebate.

Malaysian telcos have provided their feedback to MCMC's proposal of improved standards for wireless broadband service, and it is quite dire.

It appears that the TM Broadband Lite 1Mbps plan has been quietly brought back as part of their offerings...but what's the point of this?

Under a new fast track process, MCMC has ordered all Malaysian telcos to solve issues within a period of 10 business days.

With more people being stuck at home because of the second MCO in Malaysia, TM is making some premium TV channels on Unifi TV available for free.