Ibu Sawat Internet Malaysia

pharez

Wimax tak finalized lagi teknologi dia...spectrum pun MCMC tak tender lagi...nak tunggu chip wimax untuk personal pc/laptop...mungkin amik masa yang lama...

Zep

First Phase (Online)
Lembah Klang at AIMS Data Center Aik Hua Tower
Jaring at Technology Park
TM Net at Fiberail Network Command Centre

Second Phase (still in building progress will complete on March 2007)
Pulau Pinang (cover Perak, Kedah Perlis)
Johor Bahru
Kuantan(Terengganu,Kelantan)

Third Phase (still in building progress will complete on March 2007)
Sabah
Sarawak

Ingatkan dah implan sepenuhnya. rupa-rupanya kat lembah klang je yang dah siap
Yang lain2 blom siap lagi. So takde beza pun Myix ni wujud ke tak. browsing speed tetap slow

Lagi news

MyIX promises faster broadband

BY H. AMR KHALID

KUALA LUMPUR: A consortium of 17 Malaysian Internet service providers (ISPs) has launched the Malaysian Internet Exchange (MyIX).

The infrastructure has been realised just three months after the idea was put forward by Minister of Energy, Water and Communications Datuk Seri Dr Lim Keng Yaik. MyIX is a peering infrastructure that will lower local ISPs? costs for routing local Internet traffic while improving performance, enhance the broadband experience for Malaysian Internet customers, make it more popular, and save the country some RM2.36bil in foreign exchange outflows over the next five years, Dr Lim said. It could also attract international content providers to host their content in Malaysia. This would help prevent Malaysia from being ?slanded? by other countries? communications hub initiatives, and making it more attractive as an regional communications and Internet hub, he added. MyIX is a natural extension of MIX, an Internet exchange shared by the country? two largest ISPs, TM Net and Jaring, but not available to other Malaysian ISPs. MyIX representative and AIMS chief executive Afzal Abdul Rahim said routing domestic traffic through multiple international hops, via exchanges in Singapore and Hong Kong, and back to Malaysian users, is a process that costs the other Malaysian ISPs hundreds of millions of ringgit annually. It also results in latencies of 80 to 100 milliseconds. By comparison, with MyIX in operation, the edge routers of local ISPs are now no more than four milliseconds away from each other, Afzal said. While Internet customers would not see a direct reduction in costs, they would see an improvement in their broadband experience when accessing local websites resulting from the greatly reduced latencies, according to him. The MyIX consortium is a nonprofit body run by a board of representatives from its member companies.

The MyIX exchange is being implemented in three phases.

In the first part of Phase One, a proof-ofconcept deployment carried out with RM2.5mil in government seed money, a datacentre has been set up at Applied Information Management Services (AIMS). Fourteen ISPs other than Jaring and TM Net would connect to MyIX via the AIMS centre.

In the second part of Phase One, two more centres will be set up, at TM Bhd? Fiberail Network Control Centre and at Jaring? premises in Technology Park Malaysia. The TM, Jaring and AIMS centres will be conected in a ring network. Phase One is expected to be complete by mid- March next year.

In Phase Two, to run from mid- March to June, MyIX will be rolled out over Peninsular Malaysia, with additional MyIX centres being set up in Penang, Johor Baru and Kuantan.

Finally, Phase Three will see the nationwide extension of the MyIX rollout to Sabah and Sarawak. In all, MyIX is expected to cost the Government some RM20mil in capital expenditure provided through the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), according to Dr Lim.

Lim said he wanted to see MCMC and the industry consider setting up regional or distributed exchanges for the exchange of IP traffic. This would alleviate congestion in trunk networks, also helping to achieve faster network speeds.

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pharez

wah...ada 17 'lesen' ISP...tapi yang org tahu cuma Tmnet, jaring ngan maxis...wonder why???

skycrew

ya! sebabnya kebanyakkan untuk business bukan untuk personal

orang_letrik

kos nk diturunkan...jgn harap la.
sedangkn harga minyak skrg pon dh jatuh sket,harga still mcm tuh jgk lg..
maklum la, bureaucracy!

dlu ada ura2 nk gna electricity broadband...dh xjadik ke?

kroeGand

Originally posted by orang_letrik at 23-12-2006 02:21 AM
kos nk diturunkan...jgn harap la.
sedangkn harga minyak skrg pon dh jatuh sket,harga still mcm tuh jgk lg..
maklum la, bureaucracy!

dlu ada ura2 nk gna electricity broadband...dh xjadik ke?

Harga turun? Don't think so. According to The Edge, MyIX ni tidak begitu menguntungkan pengguna tapi lebih kepada web hosters di Malaysia. Reason? Cos kita byk surf website luar dari local site. So traffic still akan keluar dari Malaysia. Unless kalau everybody dlm Malaysia pakat surf cari.com.my saja, then traffic akan berlegar dlm Malaysia dan tak perlu di 'route' kan ke Singapura lagi dgn adanya MyIX nih. Malaysian web hosters pula akan dapat advantage kerana tak kira org luar or org dalam Malaysia, traffic dah tak perlu lalu Singapura lagi boleh terus ke ISP kita i.e Jaring, TMNet dll melalui MyIX.

Yg broadband through electricity tu dah on the way khabarnya. Cuma still technology wise masih ada beberapa isu yg perlu ditangani especially interference dgn radio signal. Boleh check kat Wikipidea bout this. Kalau aku tak silap early this year aku ada baca yg kat Jepun pun roll outnya ditunda cos ada bantahan sebab isu interference nih.