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Ericsson, DNB partner for 5G use cases in Malaysia

DNB and Ericsson to develop enterprise 5G solutions with Intel, eMooVit, Scania and SKF

DNB and Ericsson inked MoUs with Intel, eMooVit, Scania and SKF to develop 5G solutions for Malaysian enterprises. 5G is now at 80.5% population coverage.

DNB, Ericsson work with enterprises to catalyse digitalisation using 5G network

KUALA LUMPUR: Digital Nasional Bhd (DNB) and Ericsson have inked memoranda of understanding (MoUs) with eMooVit Technology Sdn Bhd, Scania, SKF Malays.

DNB & Ericsson Spearhead Enterprise Digitalization With Malaysia's World-Class 5G Infrastructure

Malaysia's DNB signs pacts with Ericsson, Intel on 5G solutions for enterprises, ET Telecom

DNB: Formalised through a series of MoUs in the presence of Gobind Singh Deo, Minister of Digital, and Börje Ekholm, Ericsson Group CEO, these initiatives will pave the way for advanced technologies to enable the digitalisation of enterprises across different industry verticals, Ericsson said in a media statement Friday.

Autonomous Proton Exora sampled by Tun Mahathir

MyAV reveals official autonomous vehicle route in Malaysia - 2 loops near Futurise, MaGIC in Cyberjaya

5G technology to help reduce traffic congestion, support self-driving cars in Malaysia - UTM lecturer

Malaysia approves first testing route for self-driving cars in Cyberjaya

Malaysia approves first testing route for self-driving cars in Cyberjaya 3 months If news reports are anything to go by, self-driving cars are set to actually become a thing in Malaysia – well, at least in Cyberjaya. On December 23, 2020, Futurise – a government-linked company (GLC) under Malaysia s Ministry of Finance – announced the approval of Malaysia s first testing route for self-driving vehicles. Called the Cyberjaya Malaysia Autonomous Vehicle (MyAV) Testing Route, the route was jointly developed by Futurise alongside Malaysia s Ministry of Transport with the goal of developing the nation s future capabilities for creating autonomous vehicles. The route will be split into two segments – one a shorter stretch circling around the Futurise campus and its neighboring buildings, and the other a longer path around a larger portion of the area surrounding the Futurise campus.

Malaysia's first autonomous vehicle test route in Cyberjaya approved - eMooVit first to begin testing

23 December 2020 8:14 pm / 4 comments The country’s first autonomous vehicle test route on public roads is now in service, with Cyberview-subsidiary Futurise today officially announcing the approval of the Cyberjaya Malaysia Autonomous Vehicle (MyAV) testing route, which was developed together with the ministry of transport (MOT) under the National Regulatory Sandbox initiative. There are two routes stretching seven kilometres in total, The Star reports. The first is a short course, looping around the Futurise and Malaysian Global Innovation & Creativity Centre (MaGIC) buildings, while the second is a longer route that includes movement across Persiaran Apec, Persiaran Cyberpoint and Persiaran Rimba. It was also announced that eMoovit Technology is the first company to receive approval to use the route for the testing of its autonomous vehicle testbed, which is a self-driving Proton Exora. The company, operating under the umbrella of Singaporean company MooVita, specialise