LTE chipmaker Sequans Communications S.A. what’s more, Sasken Technologies Limited have declared a coordinated effort to bring new LTE devices in light of Sequans’ Monarch LTE Cat M1/NB1 and Cassiopeia LTE-A stages to a few vertical markets.
These devices incorporate narrowband LTE for IoT devices, for example, wearables, trackers, and sensors, and broadband LTE devices, for example, CPE and routers. Sequans and Sasken have been cooperating to enhance their technologies to address new markets with altered highlights and functionalities.
“Our joint effort with Sequans depends on the advancement of 3GPP consistent devices however we are adjusting our technologies to expand our market reach,” said Ajit Singh, SVP and Head – Communications and Devices BU, Sasken. “We are tweaking our Sequans-based solutions to adjust to non-3GPP necessities, for example, to cover non-3GPP frequencies, to expand transmit yield control, to include security, and to enhance activity in testing situations where extra speed or lower dormancy is required. Sasken keeps on putting resources into solutions in the zones of private systems, for example, railways, public safety, and satellite communications by utilizing the information and experience of Sequans stages based on 3GPP technologies.”
“Working with Sasken has yielded fantastic innovation changes that empower us to address LTE markets with new highlights and usefulness,” said Georges Karam, CEO, Sequans. “Our coordinated effort expands the scope of our joined LTE solutions to a full scope of devices from broadband to narrowband IoT.”
A few kinds of CPE devices, with different frame factors – particularly around the inside/outer reception apparatuses subsystem – are under plan and capability stage to address different testing conditions. These devices will be conveyed in all areas (EMEA, APAC, NA and LATAM).
