MediaTek T8005G Baseband Chip release: 4nm node process, download speed up to 7.9Gbps

CTOnews.com November 11 news, MediaTek today released the T800 baseband chip, speed as high as 7.9Gbps. As a follow-up to the T700, the MediaTek T800 is a fast and efficient 5G baseband chip that supports sub-6GHz on independent (SA) and independent (NSA) networks as well as millimeter waves.

The chip can be used in dual SIM card configuration (dual standby) and can provide download speed up to 7.9Gbps and upload speed up to 4.2Gbps. The T800 fully supports 5G 4GPP Release-16 specification and 4CC carrier aggregation.

CTOnews.com learned that the MediaTek T800 uses 4nm node technology, with fully integrated 3GPP Release-16 5G cellular modems, FR1 transceivers, envelope tracking (ET) chips, MLNA, GNSS receivers and associated PMICs. The MediaTek T800 integrates PCIe and USB host interfaces, as well as other input / output options.

"Today's consumers want to get 5G speeds from anywhere," said JC Hsu, vice president of MediaTek. MediaTek's latest 5G chipset solution allows end users to enjoy high-speed, low-latency 5G Murray wherever they are-providing true computing freedom. The T800 stands out in efficient designs with ultra-fast and reliable 5G speeds, maximizing battery life and providing a full range of excellent user experiences. "