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Nokia, a Finnish telecommunications equipment manufacturer, said its equipment will be used in China’s China Unicom’s 5G core network. China Unicom is one of the three leading Chinese telecom operators, sharing the market with China Mobile and China Telecom.
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ZTE has announced successes in the development of microcircuits designed for the release of advanced technological processes. For serial 7-nanometer processors that are already using the 5G infrastructure, the manufacturer has prepared for release products designed for the 5-nanometer process technology.
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Unisoc single-chip systems (formerly Spreadtrum) are rare on the market, and they are very biased. That’s because at that time this company had extremely extremely low-performance platforms, and smartphones on them worked frankly poorly.
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Qualcomm unexpectedly introduced the Snapdragon 690 5G single chip system. As you might guess from the name, now it is the company’s youngest platform with 5G support. Apparently, for the price it is designed to compete with the MediaTek Dimensity 800 and 820, but we still have to find out whether it will be able to compete with these performance solutions.
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A Reuters report that the US will very soon allow its companies to work with Huawei in international standards-developing organizations has been confirmed.
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The United States is in talks with the Brazilian government and local telecommunications companies to finance the purchase of next-generation cellular equipment from Ericsson and Nokia. This was announced by the US Ambassador to Brazil Todd Chapman Brazilian newspaper Folha de S. Paulo.
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Confirming earlier information, Reuters reported that the United States was about to amend its rules prohibiting US companies from doing business with Chinese company Huawei.
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