AIS, Dtac sign long-term tower sharing deal

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Aug 17, 2015

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Thai operators AIS and Dtac have entered a long-term partnership to share telecom towers to enable each company to rapidly expand their wireless broadband coverage.

The agreement is in line with efforts by regulator NBTC to promote telecom infrastructure sharing in the nation.

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AIS, Dtac sign long-term tower sharing deal

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