Intel unveils XMM 8160, its first 5G modem
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- 14 Nov 2018
dvdivx, 14 Nov 2018Are you even aware the article is about a modem and not a c... moreYeah I'm aware but it's name me and other guys meant not the the modem
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- 14 Nov 2018
KamAbdi, 13 Nov 2018HAHAHAH XMM 8160 5G processor lol Intel is coming after Qua... moreAre you even aware the article is about a modem and not a cpu? They are separate chips for the foreseeable future
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- 13 Nov 2018
Anonymous, 13 Nov 2018Maybe Intel should just die. Everything they do, another do... moreThink you living in a dream world...
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- 13 Nov 2018
HAHAHAH XMM 8160 5G processor lol Intel is coming after Qualcomm SDM 8150 5G processor hahahahahaha
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- 13 Nov 2018
I bet it uses the 14nm+++ process to make such a modem. Well, I'm glad 2G is still there. There are still billions who relied of SMS just as much as 3G/4G/5G chatting.
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- 13 Nov 2018
Well, that announcement is just PR, there's no product yet and hard to say when Intel will have one available. Even the picture of the chip (the one at the header of news) is photoshoped...
https://www.semiaccurate.com/2018/11/12/intel-tries-to-pretend-they-have-5g-silicon-with-the-xmm-8160/
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- 13 Nov 2018
GOOGL, 13 Nov 2018Qualcomm with it's 8150 and then the Intel with it's 8160. ... moreSD8150 is a mobile processor. The Intel XMM 8160 is a modem. That's a whole different thing
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- 13 Nov 2018
backwards compatability plus very broad lte support will make this chip the one to beat.
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- 13 Nov 2018
Maybe Intel should just die. Everything they do, another does better.
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- 13 Nov 2018
In the rush to market hope the standards were in place before implementation and not visa versa.
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- 13 Nov 2018
Thank you for making the XMM 8160 5G modem backwards compatible with all networks down to 2G, Intel.
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- 13 Nov 2018
Qualcomm with it's 8150 and then the Intel with it's 8160. Coincidence? I think not :D
