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MediaTek's first 5G modem is Helio M70, coming in 2019 smartphones

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Yordan 08 June 2018

Mediatek Android

MediaTek is the next manufacturer to introduce a chipset with 5G capabilities. The modem is called Helio M70 and will be built by TSMC on the 7nm process, incorporating EUV technology. Shipments will begin in 2019 to answer the demand for 1 Gbps internet.

In the deployment of 5G solutions around the world, MediaTek has revealed it made contact with Nokia, China Mobile and Huawei for technical cooperation and specs negotiation. With the rollout of the latest regulations that enable the standard, MediaTek decided to reveal the Helio M70 to support global smartphone vendors and telecom operators.

The chip maker announced volume production and official shipment would begin 6 months earlier than the original schedule. Rick Tsai, CEO of the company, said that “by leveraging [the company’s] broad range of IP and chipset solutions, MediaTek can help ecosystems and customers roll out devices” right in time for the 5G era.

Source | Via (in Chinese)

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  • uSZ
  • 24 May 2019

Mediatek improves sales and performance in Helio P series from P60 to P90 and other P series models. They duly noted their past mistakes to improve they're product and price range, hoping that the 7nm model will be bang for buck

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  • Rinav
  • yp1
  • 30 Mar 2019

You are right.

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  • Adul Al Salami Kebab
  • nrX
  • 07 Mar 2019

Hmm is their modem for all phones? Or does it just work if the OEM uses a Mediatek chip?

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