Sentences with phrase «qualcomm modem chips»

It's unclear if mobile phone operators are in any trouble for selling ZTE phones, but since the mobile device manufacturer can't export components such as Qualcomm modem chips that are necessary to make those phones work, ZTE may not be able to make phones anyway.

Not exact matches

Qualcomm and Apple are facing off in federal court over Qualcomm's licensing for modem chips, which provide mobile data connectivity to devices like the iPhone.

Apple doesn't appear to own the patents to make its own mobile modem chips, an area in which it has increasingly been shifting from Qualcomm (qcom) to chips made by Intel in an effort to cut costs.

He wants Qualcomm for its leading smartphone modem - chip division, an example of what he calls a «franchise» that will continue to dominate its industry.

Qualcomm, an early pioneer in mobile phone chips, supplies so - called modem chips to phone makers such as Apple, Samsung and LG that help the phones connect to wireless data networks.

The dispute between the two companies broke out after Apple started using modem chips from Intel (intc) in about half of new iPhones last year, instead of buying all its chips from Qualcomm.

It uses NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad core CPU, and when it comes to US due to compatibility issues with the LTE modems, Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 chip is used.

In terms of volumes, the Qualcomm shipped 213 million mobile station modem (MSM) chips in the quarter versus guidance of 195 — 210 million.

Meanwhile, Qualcomm's Snapdragon 845 is an eight - core chip with a built - in 4G LTE modem, a unit dedicated to security, built - in Wi - Fi connectivity, a dedicated artificial intelligence processor for images, voice, and games, and more.

Meanwhile, Qualcomm's Snapdragon 845 is an eight - core chip with a built - in 4G LTE modem, a unit dedicated to security, built - in Wi - Fi co

Chip makers like Intel and Qualcomm, both unveiled «5G - ready» modems in early 2017, and we may start seeing these 5G pucks in selected markets later in 2018.

Past Intel LTE chips have not supported CDMA networks like Sprint and Verizon, so Apple was required to use Qualcomm chips for some devices, but Intel's new XMM 7560 modem offers support for both GSM and CDMA networks.

Apple has been buying modems from Qualcomm, but it seems the chip maker is being shunned in light of a series of recent lawsuits.

Since the chip comes with Qualcomm's integrated cellular modem baked in, the Snapdragon 835 - powered PCs will get cellular connectivity for internet on the go.

While Apple uses its homegrown processors to power the iPhone, it relies on modem chips from Qualcomm, especially in the U.S., where rivals don't support technologies used by Sprint and Verizon.

But because Intel's modems do not feature gigabit speeds and Apple wants to prepare for a strategy without Qualcomm, the speed of the faster chips would be limited to offer the same performance on all iPhones.

Both the Xperia XZ2 and Xperia XZ2 Compact are powered by the company's Snapdragon 845 chip which includes its RF Front End (RFFE) modem - to - antenna solution which streamlines the technologies needed for enabling the next generation of wireless speeds, Qualcomm claims.

The demo was handled by the unnamed Motorola flagship phone, which Sprint's press release said will use the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, combined with the chip company's Snapdragon X16 LTE modem.

To better compete with chip - giant Qualcomm, Huawei has boosted the performance of its latest LTE modem and has also introduced support for CDMA technology, which usually requires a license for Qualcomm's patents.

Chip maker Qualcomm has filed yet another suit against Apple, this time accusing the latter of breaking a software licence contract in order to benefit Intel in the making of broadband modems.

Qualcomm provided CDMA - capable chips — to wit, it is the X12 LTE modem that can be found on the Snapdragon 820 — for iPhones destined for the US, China and Japan while other territories got iPhones with Intel modems.

Qualcomm, the world's biggest mobile chipmaker, has announced a range of products at the company's analyst meeting today, including a new Snapdragon Wear platform for wearables, the first commercial gigabit LTE modem for mobile devices, and several new low to mid-range mobile chips.

The highly touted A11 Bionic chip of Apple, meanwhile, costs $ 26, with the Qualcomm modem carrying a price tag of $ 18.

The KFTC decision saw Qualcomm fined 1.03 trillion won (around $ 1.1 billion CAD) for what the commission called unfair business practices in patent licensing and modem chip sales that were deemed detrimental to competitors — including Samsung.

Apple has been locked in a bitter dispute with Qualcomm, a major chip manufacturer that has historically supplied the wireless modems for the iPhone.