MediaTek, Invendis Partner to Bring 5G Routers and Wi-Fi Solutions Made in India

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Invendis, a global leader in IoT (Internet of Things) platforms and cloud computing solutions, has partnered with MediaTek, a major semiconductor manufacturer, to bring 5G routers and Wi-Fi solutions made in India. This partnership will also give a boost to the ‘Vocal for Local’ under the AatmaNirbhar Bharat campaign.

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The collaboration will enable the rollout of a comprehensive portfolio of solutions and significant manufacturing capabilities in India. The new “Silbo” product line, upgrades the Invendis Business & Industrial communication solutions portfolio to include 4G/5G routers with Wi-Fi 4/5/6 standards, supporting multi-WAN, VPN, SD-WAN, NMS etc., across business verticals. The product line features MediaTek’s Networking and Connectivity solutions including MediaTek MT7628K/N/A – Router and Repeater Platform, MediaTek MT7621A/N – Dual-core Network Processor for 2×2/3×3/4×4 Wi-Fi platforms and MediaTek MT7915 Wi-Fi 6 Wave 1+ chipset build among others.

Satish Kulkarni, CEO of Invendis, said: “We are thrilled to launch our 5G and Wi-Fi routers which would help consumers and enterprise customers to provide secure, strong & seamless wireless networking solutions. As MediaTek is the world’s leading 5G and Wi-Fi chip supplier, we are happy to partner with them to offer faster and reliable solutions for our customers. We are confident that this engagement will drive innovation, rapid rollout of 5G products & services in India while helping consumers unlock the possibilities created by ultra-fast and reliable connectivity”.

MediaTek is the world’s leading 5G and Wi-Fi chip supplier and No. 1 Wi-Fi technology supplier across mobiles, broadband, retail routers, consumer electronics devices, gaming and IoT. The MediaTek home networking platforms include highly integrated Wi-Fi 4/5 connectivity that helps maximize benefits of 5G sub-6GHz (FR1) and mmWave (FR2) connectivity into devices, before distributing the internet to users via super-fast Wi-Fi 6/6E/7 wireless, or multi-gigabit wired Ethernet connections.