Huawei 5G smartphone will be cooled by the same technology as high-end notebooks

In June 2019, the world's first 5G smartphone is expected. The manufacturer is Huawei, and the introduction of the 5G standard poses new technological challenges to the mobile device manufacturers. Since 5G allows data transfer rates almost 10 times higher than 4G, this inevitably leads to the need for more computing power

Huawei Director Eric Hu provides 5G chips more than five times faster than 4G processors, which means an increase in power consumption (about 2.5 times) and an increase in heat output. All this involves the introduction of new methods for cooling because current technologies in mbad use in smartphones – graphite chains and copper tubes – are unable to meet the challenge

DigiTimes has Huawei has chosen Taiwan-based Auras Technology as the sole supplier of cooling modules for the future 5G smartphone . According to the knowledge of the technology, Huawei will use heat-dissipating copper layers of 0.4 mm, producing the auras in question. At the present time, copper is widely used in thin and light high-end laptops because their cost is very high compared to conventional methods. From this, it automatically follows that 5G smartphones will be significantly more expensive than current 4G models

Industry sources claim that Auras has already started a test production of copper ropes and intends to mbadage them in September. According to the company director, the introduction of the 5G standard will generate a wave of new, more efficient cooling methods among smartphone manufacturers as well as new energy saving solutions

As for Huawei which ranks third in the global smartphone market, will rely on its 5G model to surpbad Samsung and climb to its second place in the next two years. The Chinese giant's ambitions should be achieved with the production of a minimum of 300,000 units of the new 5G model per month