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  • Carrier Aggregation: Nowhere to Go but Up!
     Francis Sideco | Robert Braverman | October 01, 2015
    Up until now, this series has focused primarily on the downlink side of carrier aggregation (CA) as we explored what CA is, how it is currently deployed and what is available now. The downlink side is also how the industry has...
  • LTE advanced: Running is easier after learning how to walk
     Francis Sideco | May 08, 2014
    In the previous article of this series, IHS explored the intricacies of designing and commercializing LTE modem solutions. Even supporting what some might call “basic” LTE presented technical challenges as well as opportunities for...
  • All men are created equal: Not so with LTE modems
     December 24, 2013
    Supporting the latest 4th Generation cellular air interface technology known as Long Term Evolution or LTE might be the latest must have on a core chipset supplier’s price list. However, simply being able to claim LTE support, meeting 3GPP requirements or even passing mobile network operator certification does not necessarily translate to the same consumer experience in the end. These certifications and requirements do represent at least a minimum acceptable level of capability but do not always assess the presence of any further optimizations and innovations.
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  • Qualcomm 64 bit LTE processor aimed at high volume smartphones
     December 20, 2013
    On December 9th Qualcomm announced the Snapdragon 410 chipset aimed at high volume mobile devices. The new chipset is part of Qualcomm’s 400 product segment which is aimed at mid-range and high volume smartphones...
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  • End of an Era for Qualcomm. Or is it?
     Francis Sideco | December 13, 2013
    Qualcomm has just recently announced that Dr. Paul Jacobs will be stepping down as CEO and effective immediately, Steve Mollenkopf will be promoted from his current role as President and COO to CEO.  On March 4, 2014, Paul Jacobs will then assume the role of Executive Chairman. 
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