Thailand state-owned fixed line operator TOT has launched a new gigabit broadband internet service that is powered by G.hn gear supplied by South Korea’s Zaram Technology using chipsets from MaxLinear. G.hn is an ITU-T networking Read more…
Dtac has expressed concern over a lack of progress over the 2300-MHz partnership deal it won with state telco TOT two months ago. Speaking to reporters, Dtac SEVP chief corporate affairs officer Paradai Theeratada said Read more…
State telco TOT and Dtac held a press conference Friday to provide details on a deal that will see Dtac build a 2300-MHz TDD-LTE network for TOT and then rent back 60% of it as Read more…
State telco TOT Corporation has finally selected Dtac to be its partner for its 2.3 GHz network, according to a letter Dtac filed with the Securities Exchange Commission. Dtac has offered TOT $131 million (4.51 Read more…
Thailand’s 2300-MHz saga has taken a turn for the surreal with the telecoms regulator stepping in offering to help state telco TOT overcome legal hurdles with the selection of its 2300-MHz business partner by invoking Read more…
Thailand’s telecoms regulator has summoned state telco TOT Corporation to explain its 2300-MHz plan while one of the first acts of the regulator under the brand new frequency act is to set up a committee Read more…
State telco TOT Corporation has announced that six players – including all three major telcos – have submitted bids for the 2300 MHz beauty contest, adding that it intends to get approval from the Attorney Read more…
Thailand’s Digital Economy Minister Pichet Durongkaveroj has pulled the plug on his predecessor’s high-priority infrastructure fund that was to see $420 million (15 billion baht) of taxpayer money invested into NBN Co, a 50-50 joint Read more…
Thailand state telco TOT has begun the search for a partner for its lucrative 2.3 GHz band, of which it has 64-MHz until 2025. TOT’s SE-VP for wireless business Rungsun Channarukul announced that starting this Read more…
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