MediaTek T750 5G chipset for fixed wireless access routers and mobile hotspot devices announced

MediaTek announced its T750 5G chipset designed for next-gen 5G CPE wireless products like fixed wireless access routers and mobile hotspots.

MediaTek T750 5G

MediaTek T750 5G chipset

First off, the T750 has a 7nm compact chip design. It is full-featured with all the essentials and peripherals present for device makers. This will enable them to build high-performance consumer premise equipment products in the smallest form factors possible.

In addition, the T750 design, which includes a 5G NR FR1 modem, quad-core Arm Cortex-A55 processors, and the required peripherals all on a single chip, offers performance and time-to-market advantages that speed up ODM/OEM development times.

5G routers with support for sub-6GHz frequencies bring a more affordable broadband alternative to areas with limited DSL, cable, or fiber coverage. It will provide access to high-speed connectivity to suburban, rural, and less developed areas.

Other features of the MediaTek T750 5G chipset include support for standalone and non-standalone sub-6GHz 5G networks, support for up to 5CC LTE carrier aggregation, two-component 5G FR1 carrier aggregation in both FDD and TDD modes, embedded GPU and display driver to support up to 720p display, 4 x PCIe interfaces for external WiFi and Bluetooth, 2 x 2.5Gbps SGMII Interfaces for various LAN configuration, and a PCM interface for external landline phones.

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