The era of AI Agents reaches 5G
The artificial intelligence continues to help deliver better results on the devices we use every day. The Qualcomm modem are an example, where they have been using this technology since 2023 with the inclusion of dedicated hardware to help improve connections 5G on our phones and portable devices. With the launch of the new Qualcomm X105 5G Modem-RFthe company intends to enter the era of AI Agents in mobile network communications.
AI and 5G: the new generation of Qualcomm modem
This new Qualcomm X105 5G Modem-RF includes the fifth generation of AI processorsintroducing agents in this new version. The agents will allow us to increase performance in multiple scenarios that we use in our device communications. It will also add the ability to advance to enter the performance of the advanced 5Gimproving the user experience with the help of this new technology.
Your new radio frequency transceiver reduces energy consumption, achieving savings of up to 30% with a size 15% lower than the previous generation. It also has communication NR-NTNwhich will allow you to connect to networks 5G in environments where there is no infrastructure, thanks to the satellite communication.
This new generation has also improved the locationwith a more precise adjustment thanks to its motor Next generation GNSS with quad frequency. Now supports bands L1, L2, L5 and L6 which will improve localization accuracy, with energy savings of 25%.
More power and efficiency in RF design
These new Qualcomm X105 5G Modem-RF It also has new PA (Power Amplifier) modules which allows the signal to be amplified before sending it to the antenna. They will also have greater power in these smaller devices, thanks to technology LPAMID class 2 with architecture Single-chain FDD. As before, this technology also works with lower consumption and taking up less space inside the motherboard.
With this new Qualcomm modemdevices that include it will be able to experience the era of AI Agentshelping to improve and amplify your communications 5Geither using terrestrial infrastructure or even with a satellite connection.
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