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YTL Communications becomes first telco to launch 5G Advanced in Malaysia

YTL Communications has launched 5G Advanced in Malaysia, becoming the first telco in Malaysia to offer this service through its brand, Yes. The rollout is already in the Klang Valley and aims for nationwide availability by December 2025, providing better 5G coverage, faster speeds, and AI-ready connectivity for consumers and businesses.

The launch occurred at the Yes Presents: The Future First Tech-Talk event, where Yes showcased its 5G Advanced features, such as high download and upload speeds, low latency, and for the first time in Malaysia – advanced network slicing that prioritizes quality of service, providing a ‘VIP lane’ for reliable connectivity on the Yes 5G network.

“This is more than a network upgrade; it’s a game-changer. With 5G Advanced, Malaysians can enjoy broader and deeper 5G coverage nationwide and a high-performance wireless network the country has not seen before. It’s the foundation for an uncapped, inclusive and AI-ready society that Malaysians deserve,” said Wing K Lee, Chief Executive Officer of YTL Communications. 

“DNB congratulates YTL Communications on this important milestone,” said Datuk Azman Ismail, Chief Executive Officer, Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB). “With Yes 5G Advanced network slicing now activated nationwide and the upgrade to 5G Advanced already underway in the Klang Valley, we look forward to working closely with YTL Communications to accelerate the nationwide rollout of these advanced, AI-powered capabilities by year-end.” 

David Hägerbro, President & CEO of Ericsson Malaysia, Sri Lanka & Bangladesh, said, “The introduction of 5G Advanced by YTL Communications marks a new chapter in Malaysia’s digital journey. This evolution of 5G will deliver a truly world-class mobile experience for consumers, with smoother streaming and more responsive gaming. YTL Communications becomes the 9th operator globally to launch 5G Advanced — made possible by the advanced capabilities of DNB’s 5G network. Built on Ericsson technology, the network is continuously enhanced through software updates to ensure it remains the most intelligent and high-performing 5G network in the world.”

Below are what Nationwide 5G Advanced can offers:

  • Widest Nationwide Coverage  

Yes 5G Advanced uses advanced spectrum integration (700MHz and 3500MHz) to improve indoor and outdoor coverage, ensuring users stay connected to 5G for both data and voice through Voice over New Radio. It provides high download and upload speeds, low latency, and smart traffic management, making it ideal for streaming, gaming, and important industrial tasks.

  • AI Future-Ready

Yes 5G Advanced offers self-optimizing features and advanced network slicing, creating a priority lane for improved service quality across its national 5G network. Starting today, all Yes 5G Postpaid and Wireless Broadband customers will be upgraded to 5G Advanced at no extra cost, requiring only a compatible 5G device to access the enhanced network.

To further mark this milestone and allow users to take advantage of its new 5G Advanced services, Yes is introducing celebratory limited-time offers as follows:

  • Yes 5G Advanced Broadband bundle, offering uncapped data and speed, powered by the Yes Infinite Gateway MAX router, at just RM68 per month. 
  • Yes Infinite+ Advanced phone bundles include savings of up to RM3,999 on the latest Samsung Galaxy S25 and Nothing Phone (3) smartphones, amongst other latest 5G Advanced-ready devices from leading brands such as Honor, Vivo, Xiaomi and ZTE. Customers can also unlock different perks depending on the model selected – including free accessories, extended warranties and bill rebates. All bundles come with free access to the Yes 5G Advanced network. For more information, visit https://www.yes.my/yes-5g-advanced-uncapped 

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