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Edotco introduces a biochar telecommunication pole to its suite of green pole solutions
Replaces 2% to 5% of the cement typically used in traditional poles Said to reduce carbon emissions by 10-15% compared to standard concrete poles Edotco Malaysia has introduced what it claims to be the country’s first telecommunication pole made with biochar, installed at Universiti Utara Malaysia in Sintok, Kedah. The launch of the new pole is part of the company’s efforts to offer more…
EDOTCO Partners with MDEC and Boost to Enhance Digital Economy
EDOTCO Malaysia has announced strategic partnerships with Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) and Boost to boost Malaysia’s digital economy. The collaboration with MDEC will provide expert advisory and preferential rates for next-generation digital infrastructure to support Malaysia Digital (MD) status companies. This includes 4G, 5G, and smart city solutions to foster innovation and…
edotco Group Launches Infrastructure Design Competition in Collaboration with UKM
edotco Group Launches Infrastructure Design Competition in Collaboration with UKM
Expecting more than 100 entries from top engineering universities across 16 Asian countries edotco Group (‘edotco’), the region’s leading telecommunications infrastructure services company, is organising the first in Asia, Infrastructure Design Competition in collaboration with the University Community Transformation Centre under Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (‘UCTC-UKM’). The competition is…
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Globe signs up common tower firms to build 150 cell sites in Calabarzon
Globe signs up common tower firms to build 150 cell sites in Calabarzon
Globe Telecom has entered into a tripartite agreement with ISOC Infrastructure and Malaysia-based tower firm edotco Group to put up an initial 150 cell sites for the Ayala-owned telco in the Calabarzon area.
Photo shows (from left) ISOC Infrastructure chair Michael Cosiquien, Globe president and CEO Ernest Cu, and edotco Group CEO Suresh Sidhu
Globe president and CEO Ernest Cu said the…
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edotco gears towards a future-ready telco infrastructure in Pakistan
edotco gears towards a future-ready telco infrastructure in Pakistan
Infrastructure sharing, deployment of innovative solutions and investment in infrastructure upgrades to build the foundation of a 5G-ready Pakistan
With the nation’s smartphone penetration rate expected to grow from the current 30% to over 60% in the next five years, integrated regional telecommunications infrastructure services provider edotco Group Sdn Bhd (“edotco”), through its local…
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Gov't-accredited cell tower firms jump to 5 as DICT adds 3 more
Gov’t-accredited cell tower firms jump to 5 as DICT adds 3 more
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is expanding its common tower provider partners to five as it signed up two foreign companies while another one is set to join the list shortly.
Photo shows Ted Manvitz, executive vice president and chief strategy officer of Nigerian firm IHS Towers (left), with DICT acting secretary Eliseo M. Rio Jr.
Nigeria’s IHS Towers…
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edotco committed to Pakistan’s digital growth
edotco committed to Pakistan’s digital growth
edotco Group (“edotco”), an integrated telecommunications infrastructure services company has reinforced its commitment in Pakistan, now considered a country with the potential to create one of the largest digital audiences in the world.
At a recent meeting with Imran Khan – the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Datuk Azzat Kamaludin – Chairman of edotco Group and Suresh Sidhu – CEO of edotco Groupshar…
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Malaysia’s Axiata scraps RM3.89 bil Pakistan deal
Malaysia’s Axiata scraps RM3.89 bil Pakistan deal
KUALA LUMPUR/SINGAPORE: A unit of Malaysian telecoms firm Axiata Group has called off a US$940 million (RM3.89 billion) deal to buy 13,000 telecoms towers in Pakistan after regulators there failed to provide all approvals for the transaction announced a year ago.
Axiata subsidiary edotco Group Sdn Bhd said in a statement on Monday that it will not proceed with the purchase of Deodar, a unit of…
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