On April 28, MediaTek issued an invitation to many media. The invitation is about an online conference that MediaTek has named 5G All Inclusive. The invitation also shows that the meeting will be held at 14:30 on May 7. The main aim of this “5G All Inclusive” meeting is still unclear, but the media is reporting that this conference may be related to 5G chips.
In addition, at the end of last year, MediaTek released the Density 1000 5G chipset, but there are still no phones equipped with this 5G chipset on the market. In this 5G-related communication, MediaTek may reveal all the news related to this chipset.
In January of this year, MediaTek also officially released a chipset called the Dimensity 800. This chipset is based on a 7nm process and has 8 cores. The first 4 cores are Cortex-A76 at 2 GHz, and the other 4 cores are Cortex-A55 at 2 GHz. The Dimensity 800 chipset also supports 2CC carrier aggregation, which lets you use two carriers’ data at the same time, making your internet speed much faster.
Compared with other chipsets without those features, its coverage has expanded by more than 30%. This chipset also supports SA (Standalone) and NSA (Non-standalone) sub-6Ghz networks and other features like multi-mode support from 2G to 5G, dynamic spectrum sharing (DSS), and some services such as VoNR to send and receive voice and data through 5G. Recently, MediaTek has also launched some 5G chipsets: Dimensity 1000, Dimensity 1000L, and Dimensity 800.
