KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 8 — Digital Nasional Berhad is expected to make its 5G offering prices to mobile network operators public as part of its pledge for transparency, its chief operating officer Dusyan Vaithiyanathan said.
Among them is the claim that DNB was “riding” on infrastructure such as towers and fibre optic cables which already exist, mostly built by MNOs to deploy the 4G network. “I always tell the telcos you can keep complaining but if you take the deal and you can give us a good rate so we can keep our cost down then net-net your price to serve 5G is even less,” he added.
MOCN is considered to be the most resource efficient solution as it gives mobile operators the opportunity to pool their respective spectrum allocations, resulting in improved trunking efficiency. A UBS Research forecast suggested the 5G wholesale price could be as low as 50 sen per GB, lower than the existing network cost of RM1.10 per GB.
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