Taiwanese chipmaker MediaTek is reportedly working to bring ‘more affordable 5G chipsets’ to its handset original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) for launching smartphones in India, with a focus on rural and price-sensitive markets. The company, which powered around 64 percent of all 5G smartphones under Rs 30,000 in India in the … Read More
Indian telecommunications company Airtel announced today the successful completion of 5G trials that combine TDD (Time Division Duplex) and FDD (Frequency Division Duplex) mid-band spectrum to enhance uplink performance. Conducted at Airtel’s tech lab in partnership with MediaTek and Nokia, the trial achieved uplink speeds of 300 Mbps, setting a new … Read More
MediaTek has announced the Dimensity 7300 and Dimensity 7300X for smartphone makers. These chips are made on the 4nm process and will enable multitasking along with superior photography. The Dimensity 7300X has been made to suit flip-style foldable devices. There’s APU 655 on these chips which boosts the efficiency of … Read More
MediaTek Helio G91 SoC has been quietly launched by the company. The chipset is all set to power the affordable or super-budget smartphones in 2024. Its predecessor Helio G88 SoC powers many affordable phones today, and the Helio G91 will be the next immediate choice for OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) … Read More
Singapore-based Singtel announced today that it has successfully completed the nation’s first trial of RedCap technology on its live 5G network. RedCap, also known as reduced capability technology, is considered the next evolution of 5G radio technology. This successful trial, conducted in collaboration with Ericsson and MediaTek, is expected to … Read More
Du from Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC) announced yesterday the successful completion of the UAE’s first 5G-Advanced 5G Reduced Capability (RedCap) trial over a commercial network with Nokia using MediaTek’s test equipment. Specifically, the trial, conducted on du‘s existing 5G Standalone (SA) network on mid-band spectrum, utilised MediaTek’s T300 series … Read More
MediaTek, a Taiwanese semiconductor company, has announced RedCap solutions. Its new chipsets and modems will now support 5G RedCap. For the unaware, RedCap stands for ‘Reduced Capability’ and it is very beneficial for enterprises looking to leverage 5G as well as for IoT (Internet of Things) products that consumers purchase. … Read More
BT Group announced today that it has successfully completed trials of 5G Reduced Capability (RedCap) technology with Nokia and MediaTek using RedCap devices. According to BT, the trial took place at its Adastral Park site, utilising Nokia’s AirScale RAN portfolio, EE’s 5G Standalone (SA) network, and MediaTek’s RedCap testing platform. … Read More
Telia Finland announced that it has successfully tested 5G Reduced Capability (RedCap) technology with Nokia and MediaTek. RedCap is the latest 5G technology for the Internet of Things (IoT) that helps Telia customers utilise IoT solutions. Also Read: Ericsson and DNB Malaysia Successfully Test RedCap on 5G Network With MediaTek … Read More
Swedish telecommunications technology provider Ericsson and Malaysia’s Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) have announced the successful testing of Ericsson’s pre-commercial Reduced Capability (RedCap) Software with MediaTek using the 5G RedCap test platform on DNB’s 5G Network in Malaysia. Also Read: Verizon, Ericsson, and MediaTek Successfully Trial 5G VoNR Sessions Using RedCap … Read More
MediaTek has announced that it has developed a 3nm chip using TSMC’s technology. It is the first 3nm chip from MediaTek and it will empower the Dimensity series chips to deliver a more powerful experience to consumers. In a release, the company said that it expects to produce the 3nm … Read More
Verizon, Ericsson, and MediaTek successfully completed data and voice (VoNR) sessions over Verizon’s 5G network using Ericsson’s new RedCap compatible software (NR light functionality) and MediaTek’s RedCap testing platform. According to the joint statement, this development enables lower-complexity and lower-cost 5G devices, including consumer wearables, fitness trackers, mobile medical devices, … Read More
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