South Korea is making efforts to participate in wireless internet service project in Brunei on the government and private levels.
The Korea Communications Commission recently sent a delegation to Brunei's Ministry of Communications to support Korean equipment manufacturers and operators so that they can participate in Mobile WiMAX service and broadband internet projects in Brunei.
South Korean and Brunei signed an MOU in 2006 for the cooperation in broadcast and telecommunications. Accordingly, Brunei requested human exchanges; information for frequency management; and cooperation in wireless broadband and IPTV. In response, the KCC promised to make sure that Korean broadcast and telecom companies with valuable experience and know-how in information technology will contribute to the establishment of a thriving information society in Brunei.
Meanwhile, Posdata introduced its WiBro equipment at a broadcast-communication convergence forum held in Brunei in an attempt to tap into the Southeast Asian market.



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