According to Reuters, Nokia said it is launching a new chipset for the next-generation (5G) wireless network, which not only halved the antenna size, but also doubled the data processing capacity, effectively reducing the number of mobile communication base stations. Energy consumption.
Nokia said the chipset is named "ReefShark," and Nokia said it is working with 30 mobile operators to deploy the chipset on its wireless tower. This means that the first networks equipped with the ReefShark chipset will be upgraded later this year, and the chipset will be deployed on a large scale after the large number of devices supporting 5G are available.
The ReefShark chipset uses "massive MIMO" (increasing the number of traditional MIMO antennas) technology to transmit and receive more data streams, significantly increasing network capacity and expanding tower coverage. On average, the chipset can reduce the antenna size by half (compared to the current antenna) to 45 cm, so you can choose to install it in more locations.
Nokia expects that the chipset will be shipped in volume in the third quarter of 2018 and can be embedded in Nokia's existing AirScale 4G and quasi 5G network equipment.
Recently, Nokia announced that it has signed the first 5G major supply agreement with NTT DoCoMo, Japan's largest operator, to supply the new 5G radio base station. The agreement takes into account that NTT will launch commercial 5G network services by 2020 to catch up with the Tokyo Olympics. The first batch of equipment is expected to be installed in the Jingdong metropolitan area. NTT is expected to become the first user of the ReefShark chipset and will be deployed throughout Japan in the next few years.
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