Is inter related la ... 3G or any internet service provider providing the first phase date transfer.. Eg.. TM Streamyx.. the 1st phase is ADSL modem through copper tel line.. Here.. 1st phase is 3G wireless technology.. 2nd phase, 3G data will reach DIGI nearest tower station.. Then, the data is transfer via LAND line(in here will be TIME DOT COM fiber optic backbond that cover the entire peninsular ), 3rd.. will route through

TIME DOT COM direct service

Two world class international gateway switches (ATT5ESS)
* Direct fibre links to Singapore, Thailand, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, USA and Indonesia
* Undersea cables:
Asia Pacific Cable Network (APCN)
South East Asia-Middle East-Western Europe 3 (SEA-ME-WE 3)
North Pacific Cable (NPC)
Trans Pacific Cable 4 (TPC 4)
Fibre Optic Link Around the Globe (FLAG)
Singapore-Malaysia Cable (SMC)
Malaysia-Thailand-East (MTE)
Thailand-Malaysia-West (TMW)
* Satellite Facility:
AsiaSat
* A world class international network management centre, opens all year round

P/S:hmn.. u really think that you can use DIGI 3G signal & talk directly to internet base in USA via 3G signal? haha.. i just kiding only ma.. don't get angry...

Are you working for DiGi?

It sucks to have staffs like you in a good company.

I have mentioned before many times.
The only 3 main nationwide fiber backbone providers with wide coverages are TM, Time(TdC as mentioned by your dearself) and Jaring.
How do you supposed DiGi is going to link up their packet switch network comprising of Node-Bs around the country with an aggregated 14.4mbps each to deliver enough bandwidth for HSPA services?

I've gave my facts.You insist that it's not. Don't you think it's better for you to prove me wrong otherwise?

Do us a favour by performing a few traceroutes to various servers.

-to TM's website
-to Singapore
-to Japan
-to Taiwan
-to US

We would love to see your average ping rates and hops.