As a leading global supplier of mobile communications chipsets and IoT 
chipsets, UNISOC today announced that it has completed all the testing items 
based on the 3GPP Rel-15 standard, SA/NSA two 5G network modes, in China's 5G 
R&D trial organized by the IMT-2020 (5G) Promotion Group, and conducted at the 
China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT).

The testing was conducted at CAICT's MTNet Lab, used a mobile test device 
powered by UNISOC IVY510 5G modem and Huawei's 5G NR radio System portfolio. It 
has passed 180 items involved in SA and NSA modes. The SA testing achieved peak 
downlink rates of 1.41Gbps based on N41 band, the NSA testing based on B3+N41 
achieved downlink rates of 1.6Gbps.

IVY510 passed all indoor testing items is a true testament to its maturity, and 
UNISOC has already started field trials to pave the way for first wave 5G 
devices.

In the meantime, UNISOC has conducted 5G interoperability and development 
testings with multiple vendors, including Huawei, Ericsson, ZTE and Datang 
Mobile. These IODT tests mark UNISOC's solid step to 5G commercialization. 

About UNISOC

As a core subsidiary of Tsinghua Unigroup, UNISOC is a leading fabless 
semiconductor company committed to R&D of core chipsets in mobile 
communications and IoT. Its products cover mobile chipset platforms supporting 
2G/3G/4G/5G communication standards and various chipset solutions in the field 
of IoT, RFFE, wireless connection, security, TV etc. With estimated 4,500 
staff, 14 R&D centers and 7 customer support centers around the world, UNISOC 
is dedicated to becoming one of the top 3 mobile chipsets suppliers in terms of 
global market share, the largest chipset provider for IoT and connectivity 
devices and the leading 5G company in China. For more information, please visit 
www.unisoc.com.

Source: UNISOC