5G technology expected to create 39,000 jobs in Malaysia
The deployment of 5G would contribute up to RM12.7 billion between 2021 and 2025 to the Malaysia's economy.
By: Daniel Teo | September 4, 2020
https://hrmasia.com/5g-technology-expected-...bs-in-malaysia/

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5G delay a potential positive for telcos, say analysts
THE delay in rolling out 5G could be a positive for the telco industry, as analysts believe it is uncertain if it will enhance earnings for telcos.

“Delays would mean the deferment of 5G capital expenditure, at least until clarity is obtained on the spectrum process, so it is a positive in that respect,” said RHB Investment Bank analyst Jeffrey Tan.

the industry is already facing challenges in monetising data on 4G due to stiff data price competition.

“Telcos are not hard-up to commercialise 5G. As it is, initial 5G rollouts are likely to be confined to enterprise use cases,” Tan told FocusM.

Another local analyst opines that it remains uncertain whether 5G will enhance earnings for telcos.

“It will likely be given free like 4G. The most they could do is to cap speeds, and require consumers to pay higher prices to use higher speeds,” said the analyst, adding that more information is needed to assess just how the delay in 5G would affect the industry, as even the telcos cannot give any guidance on the matter.
https://focusmalaysia.my/mainstream/5g-dela...s-say-analysts/

5G is good for high speed internet of thing like ..... 4K internet TV. Capped speed 10mbps dont mind as long it unlimited quota.