Back in August, TIME announced a new package called Gig Speed Home, its own fibre-to-the-room (FTTR) offering. At the time, the pricing was not revealed. Now,
the company has updated its website to finally include the cost of the new package, albeit without mentioning when it will actually be available to subscribers.
Next up is a package with two child nodes for a total coverage of 1,500 sqft or three rooms. This costs RM1,800 for early birds with the full price being RM3,600. Finally, the most expensive package comes with three child nodes with a coverage of 2,000 sqft or four rooms, costing RM2,160 or a whopping RM4,320 without the promo.
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