Samsung and Marvell jointly developed new SoC to enhance 5G network performance
Samsung has recently announced its collaboration with Marvell (a US-based semiconductor company) that they have developed a SOC (System-on-a-Chip) to improve the 5G network performance. This chipset will be used in the company’s massive MIMO (multiple-input and multiple-output) radio. However, it will also be equipped with other high-tech radios.
According to the officials, the chipset is built using the latest cutting-edge technology to enhance cellular connectivity and capacity while decreasing power consumption and size. Moreover, it is built to handle both 5G and 4G networks at the same time.
Junehee Lee, Executive Vice President and Head of R&D, Networks Business at Samsung Electronics said, “We are excited to extend our collaboration with Marvell to unveil a new SoC that will combine both companies’ strengths in innovation to advance 5G network solutions,”
Adding to this, the new processor also consumes 70 percent less power in comparison to the previous generation network solutions. So that the electrical load and excessive heat will not be an issue.
It is worth mentioning that both the companies are working together to produce various 5G products and unique radio architectures to deal with compute power, required for huge MIMO deployments.
Regarding this, Raj Singh, Executive Vice President of Marvell’s Processors Business Group said, “Our collaboration with Samsung spans multiple generations of radio network products and demonstrates Samsung’s strong technology leadership. The joint effort includes 4G and 5G basebands and radios,”
Samsung in the field of 5G network:
Samsung is working so hard to provide 5G network connectivity all around the world. For this, the company dealing with various network equipment suppliers to set up a 5G network easily accessible to the users living in various countries. Apart from this, the company also working to avoid the harmful effects of the 5G network ensuring not to spoil the health of living organisms and their ecosystem.
Lastly, it is not exactly mentioned in the report that when the latest SOC will come in working. But, by looking at the details, we can expect that it will be released in Q2 2021 and soon after that it will also be available to the Tier One operators.
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