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Telekom Malaysia, Verizon Business to develop local IP capabilities

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Telekom Malaysia (TM) and Verizon Business are jointly developing a new Malaysian Internet protocol (IP) node to support the delivery of advanced data services to Malaysian-headquartered companies, as well as multinational companies with operations in Malaysia and throughout the region.

The two companies are collaborating to develop a new internet node in Cyberjaya, which will be jointly operated by TM and Verizon Business. The node is due to go live in the second quarter of 2009.

The new internet node is intended to support the Malaysian agenda of turning the country into a regional hub for internet peering and networking.

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