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Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Cable & Wireless與TM加強合作

CABLE & WIRELESS STRENGHTHENS PARTNERSHIP WITH TM

Cable & Wireless Europe, Asia & US (C&W) announced today that they have extended their Global Telecom Services Agreement with Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) to expand its regional footprint in Asia further.

With the extension to this agreement, TM will continue its role as an infrastructure with access to Cable & Wireless’ international Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) backbone. In return, TM will provide Cable & Wireless access to its Malaysia, South Asia and Middle East MPLS network.

Cable & Wireless and TM have been in partnership for 11 years and currently provide each other with global bandwidth and IP services. Under the extension of their existing agreement, both companies will set up a Network-to-Network Interconnect (NNI) to leverage each other’s extensive MPLS networks for wider coverage.

TM is confident about further strengthening the existing relationship, not only because of Cable & Wireless’ extensive global reach, but also thanks to the exceptional service delivery track record and commercial flexibility that TM has had to date.

In turn, Cable & Wireless will build its existing on-net presence in Malaysia and provide a wider range of services and coverage to its customers. The extension of this partnership also reaffirms the endless support and commitment given by TM in providing quality service to Cable & Wireless.

Zamzamzairani Mohd Isa, Chief Executive Officer, Malaysia Business, TM said, “With the extension of this agreement, we can now offer our customers enhanced and seamless service through more comprehensive Service Level Agreements covering a wider service area”.

Jim Marsh, CEO, Cable & Wireless Europe, Asia & US, said: “We’re delighted to be building on our existing relationship with TM. Our international capability means our customers can focus on meeting their customers’ demands, while we concentrate on delivering excellent service to meet those requirements.”

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