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‘Echoes’ minister’s scepticism of benchmarking Notes other reports that give different results THE Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has cast doubt on online data published by Ookla casino online min 1 usd a company that specialises in broadband testing and network diagnostics, which put Malaysia’s broadband speeds as lagging behind its Asean neighbours such as Cambodia and Vietnam.   In a statement, MCMC said it “echoed” Communications and Multimedia Minister Ahmad Shabery Cheek’s scepticism about the Ookla results.   According to business weekly The Edge’s online edition, the minister had said that while he knew Malaysia’s broadband speeds was not something to be proud of, he also said that one must look at the benchmarking Ookla used.   A number of broadband speed tests have been conducted and publicised by various parties reflecting varying results, MCMC said. Each is measured using a different methodology, which results in differing.

Outcomes casino online min 1 usd it added.   “Indeed, you will get varying results as there are various reports besides Ookla, like Akamai and ITU (the International Telecommunications Union),” said MCMC chairman Mohamed Sharil Tarmizi.   “In fact, if you see Ookla’s own test results (see Fig.1 below), the average broadband speed in Kuala Lumpur is 6.92Mbps and even Pantai shows an average speed of as high as 21.84Mbps. It all depends on where the tests are coming from and how many cities were [evaluated].   “We have a robust and vibrant ISP (Internet service provider) market; some may offer higher speeds than others. Consequently, when a speed test is done, the results are averaged out,” he added. MCMC said it has “long recognised the need to upgrade broadband speeds and quality,” and has since 2010 pushed for broadband expansion through the implementation of the High Speed Broadband.

(HSBB) project under the National Broadband Initiative (NBI).   It said that it has also issued new spectrum on LTE (Long-Term Evolution) on 2.6 GHz and allowed existing operators to upgrade their networks in the 1800 MHz band to LTE.   “These networks will take time to build. HSBB phase 1 was completed in over 100 industrials areas casino online min 1 usd towns and cities, and HSBB phase 2 has recently been finalised,” said Sharil (pic).   “In fact, we have already issued the tender for 400 telecommunications towers for rural areas in Malaysia. Our broadband rollout plan focuses on the whole nation and not just cities like other countries, so that each citizen will be able to enjoy the connectivity,” he claimed.   In his Budget 2014 speech last October, Prime Minister Najib Razak announced the implementation of the second phase High Speed Broadband project (HSBB 2) together.

With broadband to rural areas to be carried out in a public-private partnership to the tune of RM5.75 billion over the next three years.   “In the next three years casino online min 1 usd we are expanding the rollout of high speed broadband in city areas to have a minimum speed of 100Mbps and upgrade the broadband in suburban areas to have at least a minimum speed of 4-10Mbps.   “[This is] being done through various initiatives – for example, by expanding the coverage of fibre-based technology; building 1,000 telecommunication transmission towers for wireless solutions in rural areas; connecting fibre-optic backhauls to base stations; and building new submarine cable systems between [East and West Malaysia].    “Admittedly, we recognise that much more needs to be done. We continually engage the industry in talks to further improve broadband quality and speeds as well as expand coverage.   “Our own.