Telecom & Internet
Mobile operators can soon install facilities without fees in new buildings
This is effective starting 1 April 2025.
Mobile operators can soon install facilities without fees in new buildings
This is effective starting 1 April 2025.
PCCW Global and GalaxySpace ink MoU on LEO satellite market expansion
The satellite expansion will initially focus on Hong Kong and countries along the Belt and Road.
Comba Telecom dwindles in H1 2024 with $157m loss
Revenue also decreased by 27.4% to $2.3b.
HKT to halt 2G services by November
2G service users accounted for only 0.36% of its mobile subscription base.
HKT to see debt drop over stake sale: S&P Global
Demand in mobile roaming and growth in broadband and local data services to drive profits.
Hong Kong Telecom will see its debts reduce after the...
Enhanced industry regulatory scheme for marketing calls launched
This includes requiring telemarketers to provide their names and contact numbers upon recipients' requests.
Singapore and Hong Kong team up to combat telecom scams
The parties will collaborate on three areas.
OFCA launches labelling scheme to boost 5G indoor coverage in buildings
It will push mobile network operators (MNOs) to improve 5G network coverage indoors.
Fixed comm services revenue to grow 2% in 5 years
This is thanks to the fixed broadband service segment.
Telcos complete 5G enhancement in three areas
This was executed by four companies.
China Telecom unveils direct-to-phone satellite connectivity in Hong Kong
It is powered by the Tiantong-1 satellite system.
Is 5G the saving grace of Hong Kong’s mobile services market?
Revenue is expected to be driven by 5G adoption, but not by much.
HTHK collaborates with BAHK for seamless 5G connectivity at Art Basel Hong Kong
This marks HTHK’s third consecutive year of partnership with BAHK.
HKT joins Asian telcos for a first-of-its-kind cross-border rewards programme
The telco alliance will roll out the programme in 2H24.
HTHK, Huawei ink MOU on 5.5G green strategy
The parties aim to reduce 400,000kg of CO2 emission yearly.
Hong Kong is amongst places with the most affordable internet worldwide
A 100 Mbps internet plan costs US$20.20 on average in Hong Kong,
About four out of 10 Hong Kongers say fraudulent messages are more common than ever
More than half of the millennial population experienced online threats in the past year.
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