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مالزی متصل ۲۰۲۵: راهنمای کامل فیبر، تلفن همراه، ماهواره و دسترسی به اینترنت عمومی

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17 May 2025

بررسی کلی از اتصال دیجیتالی در مالزی

مالزی از نفوذ بالای اینترنت و زیرساخت‌های دیجیتالی مدرن برخوردار است. از سال ۲۰۲۲، حدود ۹۷٪ از افراد در مالزی کاربران اینترنت بودند [1]، با تقریباً ۹۶.۹٪ از مناطق پرجمعیت توسط خدمات موبایل 4G پوشش داده شده‌اند [2]. دسترسی به اینترنت تقریباً در شهرها و شهرستان‌ها همه‌گیر شده است، با رشد گسترده‌ای در پذیرش پهن‌باند موبایل و شبکه‌های فیبر نوری. ابتکار Jalinan Digital Negara (JENDELA) دولت (۲۰۲۰–۲۰۲۵) از بهبودهای کلیدی بوده است – فاز ۱ (تا ۲۰۲۲) بیش از اهداف تعیین‌شده، با گسترش 4G تا ~۹۷٪ پوشش جمعیتی و پهن‌باند فیبر نوری تا ۷.۷۴ میلیون فرصت [3] پیشرفت کرده است. تحت فاز دوم JENDELA، مالزی در حال سرمایه‌گذاری بیشتر در زیرساخت‌های دیجیتال برای رسیدن به مناطق کم سرویس‌دهی باقی‌مانده است، و هدف بر ۱۰۰٪ پوشش اینترنت در مناطق پرجمعیت تا پایان سال ۲۰۲۵ قرار دارد [4] [5]. در کل، اکوسیستم اتصالات مالزی قوی و به طور مداوم در حال بهبود است، و آن را به یکی از کشورهای متصل به دیجیتال در جنوب شرق آسیا تبدیل کرده است.

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References

1. freedomhouse.org, 2. freedomhouse.org, 3. soyacincau.com, 4. soyacincau.com, 5. www.malaymail.com

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