Qualcomm processors will support the "router" 5G next year

Qualcomm strives to provide fifth-generation routers in its midrange processors by 2020. 5G technology will not only support the Snapdragon 8 series, such as the Snapdragon 855, but will also expand the takeover. charge to most processors in series 6. And the seventh.

This means that the consumer will soon be able to purchase a phone supporting 5G technology at a reasonable price, such as it is currently available in the high-end phone market only because of modern technology, and will therefore benefit from High speed internet access up to 1GB.

Qualcomm said its next generation processor will support a wide range of smartphones manufactured by Oppo, Xiaomi, Vivo, LG, Nokia and Motorola.

While Samsung has used Snapdragon 855 in its phones supporting fifth generation technologies, it will most likely use the next versions of this category, just like other manufacturers integrating this processor into their phones.

Qualcomm said it was working on 150 different models of 5G chips as part of its long-term plan to provide high-speed wireless speeds for phones.

All future processors will support 5G frequency bands and spectrums such as mmWave, sub-6GHz, TDD and FDD, as well as 5G support for multiple SIM phones.

The Qualcomm Series 6, 7 and 8 processors will be available next year in two parts: the first includes a 5G router and the other without 5G router, because it is a serial router 7. The fifth generation will be ready with the fourth quarter of this year to enter later in the next year in the phones.

While 6-series processors are expected to be ready in the second half of 2020 accompanied by high-end 8-series processors.