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Source: http://www.thaiseoboard.com/index.php/topic,40981.0.html

Green Packet Bhd has secured a significant contract to deploy 1,500 WiFi hotspots here by May 2008 towards making Kuala Lumpur a wireless city by 2010.

Its subsidiary Packet One Networks (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd (P1), a WiMAX licensee, will invest RM50 million to deploy the WiFi hotspots. P1 was one of four companies that won the 2.3GHz WiMAX spectrum licence in April this year.

P1 chief executive officer Michael Lai told The Edge Financial Daily that the company would inves t RM50 million of the RM60 million cost for the first phase of the project, due to be implemented between January and September next year.

From left: MCMC chairman Datuk Dr Shafie Halim, KL mayor Datuk Abdul Hakim Borhan and Lai at the signing ceremony.

The WiMAX operator yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding with Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) and Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) in conjunction with the “KL Wireless Metropolitan Project.”

“We will invest RM50 million, funded by internally generated funds,” he said, adding that P1 had received the green light from the authorities late last month. It is understood that the balance RM10 million costs will be borne by the DBKL and the MCMC.

Lai added that P1 would work with DBKL and MCMC to promote the usage of the services.

The KL Wireless Metropolitan Project aims to provide KL citizens with free wireless broadband services for two years. It will be the first in the world to be deployed on the WiMAX 2.3GHz backhaul infrastructure.

It would be implemented in three phases, said Lai, the first of which would result in the rollout of 1,500 WiFi hotspots in the Golden Triangle, and community areas as identified by the DBKL as well as DBKL offices. The project is expected to be completed in 2010.

Asked how much the project was expected to contribute to P1’s bottomline, Lai said this would be better determined after the two-year period was up.

According to Lai, the project is the first among MCMC’s Klang Valley Broadband Push (KVBP90) that P1 has undertaken in a major way.

Prior to this, P1 had contributed to the deployment of free WiFi services at the Raja Tun Uda Public Library in Shah Alam, another initiative under the KVBP90. The KVBP90 has four other main projects under its umbrella.

Aside from offering free 512Kbps broadband connectivity for KLites and tourists for two years when fully deployed, the project hopes to help boost tourism, economic capabilities and social and education opportunities for the city.

The WiFi services will enable 80% of KL’s 1.5 million residents to have broadband Internet access when fully deployed, Datuk Bandar Abdul Hakim Borhan said in a Bernama report yesterday.

Bernama also quoted Abdul Hakim as saying that the project aimed to increase broadband coverage in the Klang Valley to 90% of the population by 2010.