Altel has its own 4G network with their own equipment. While Celcom has 2G and 3G network. Both share their networks. So in this context, Celcom uses Altel's 4G while Altel uses Celcom's 2G and 3G

ALTEL shares THEIR 4G to Celcom. See this link for more information: http://www.soyacincau.com/2014/04/23/altel...ut-lte-network/

Note: very old article

This post has been edited by kroul2: Aug 13 2016, 08:37 PM

So technically, Altel is MNVO for 2G and 3G while MNO for 4G. Celcom meanwhile is opposite.

So technically, Altel is MNVO for 2G and 3G while MNO for 4G. Celcom meanwhile is opposite.

Actually, Altel has taken Celcom's bandwidth allocation rights. So in this case, Altel has 40 MHz of LTE spectrum and shares it with Celcom. Note: Celcom still doesn't have their own networks. They just collaborate with Altel. Celcom does the marketing, Altel does the network.

Which by technically, if there's Altel, there's Celcom. Or if there's Celcom, there's Altel. Both has the same coverage and no more or less.

According to multiple sources including from SoyaCincau(http://www.soyacincau.com/tag/altel-4g-lte/):


Edit:
Again, from thestar(http://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...ectrum-sharing/):




This post has been edited by kroul2: Aug 14 2016, 09:46 PM