On April 28, MediaTek sent invitations to multiple media outlets. The invitation concerns an online conference named ‘5G All Inclusive’ by MediaTek and indicates that the meeting will be held at 2:30 PM on May 7. The specific purpose of this ‘5G All Inclusive’ conference is not yet clear, but media reports suggest that it may be related to 5G chips.
In addition, MediaTek released the Density 1000 5G chipset at the end of last year, but there are currently no phones on the market equipped with this 5G chipset. During this 5G-related event, MediaTek may reveal all relevant information about this chipset.
In January this year, MediaTek released a chipset named Dimensity 800. This chipset is manufactured using a 7nm process and has eight cores. The first four cores are Cortex-A76 at 2 GHz, and the other four cores are Cortex-A55 at 2 GHz. The Dimensity 800 chipset also supports 2CC carrier aggregation technology, allowing it to utilize the data transmission capacity of two carriers simultaneously, significantly improving network transmission speed.
Compared to other chipsets that do not have these features, its coverage has increased by more than 30%. This chipset also supports sub-6GHz networks in both SA (Standalone) and NSA (Non-Standalone) modes, as well as multi-mode support from 2G to 5G, dynamic spectrum sharing (DSS), and services such as VoNR, enabling voice and data transmission over 5G networks. Recently, MediaTek has also launched several 5G chipsets, including the Dimensity 1000, Dimensity 1000L, and Dimensity 800.