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5G chips now power phones, wearables, IoT and vehicles

Original: 5G chips and modules power phones, wearables, IoT, and vehicles

5G chips and modules are increasingly serving as the connectivity backbone for a broad range of devices, from smartphones and wearables to Internet of Things sensors and connected vehicles. Engineering coverage highlights how semiconductor makers are adapting 5G technology beyond mobile handsets, positioning it as a general-purpose platform across consumer electronics, industrial applications and the automotive sector.

Why now: Ongoing industry interest in 5G's expanding role beyond phones into IoT and automotive applications

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• 5G chips and modules power phones, wearables, IoT, and vehicles · EDN - Voice of the Engineer

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