U Mobile, a Malaysian mobile data service provider, has announced that it will collaborate with Chinese technology giants Huawei Technologies and ZTE to deploy Malaysia’s second 5G network.

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Malaysian mobile data service company U Mobile said on Tuesday it will use infrastructure technology from China's Huawei Technologies and ZTE to roll out Malaysia's second 5G network.

They continued: "We're applying these same principles to our current RFP [request for proposal] for 5G core infrastructure. As a result, Huawei has not been included in vendor selection for our 5G ...

Advt U Mobile secured a government contract last month to roll out Malaysia's second 5G network. U Mobile Chairman Vincent Tan said Huawei and ZTE were chosen as they had "a proven global ...