ReefShark: high-performance chip for 5G networks from Nokia

By: Myroslav Trinko | 30.01.2018, 09:51

Nokia is known not only for its mobile unit, but also as a company that produces special network equipment. And today she introduced a special chip ReefShark, which will help mobile operators update the network to 5G.

Characteristics

The chip capacity is up to 84 Gbit / s, which is 3 times more than any other model (up to 28 Gb / s). Thanks to ReefShark it will be possible to reduce the size of MIMO antennas in half. Also, the power consumption of the processor decreased by 64%, in comparison with the previous chips.

The new chipset contains a special digital interface for LTE and 5G, a ReefShark RFIC interface module and a baseband processor.

Supplies

According to Nokia, the company already works with 30 operators and will begin deliveries of its new processor in the third quarter of this year.

Source: Gizmochina

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