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Intel
Corporation has unveiled an innovative mobile system on chips, just as it
listed partners on its Long Term Evolution (LTE) solution, reports ITRealms.
This is coming as Intel also announced collaborations
with Ericsson, Samsung, others as part of broad effort spanning Silicon,
devices, security and networking solutions.
Intel Corporation CEO, Brian Krzanich disclosed to a
ITRealms that a series of mobile platforms including
the company’s new low-cost system-on-chip (SoC) for phones, phablets and
tablets, a global LTE solution, innovative personal computing experiences, and
a range of customers for mobile device and network infrastructure offerings.
This, he said, include the Intel Atom x3 processor
series, Intel’s first integrated communications SoC solution for the growing
value and entry device markets, and the five-mode Intel XMM 7360 LTE Advanced
solution, designed for performance and worldwide coverage.
Krzanich highlighted joint efforts with
Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson and Huawei to address the demand for new
telecommunications, cloud and data center services, improve network
efficiencies, and accelerate the industry’s move toward a software-defined
infrastructure.
Also he reiterated that Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6
Edge users will have the latest anti-malware solution from McAfee VirusScan
Mobile technology built into and activated on their devices. “The evolution of
the mobile landscape and growth of smart, connected devices has led to
increased demand for more connectivity and real-time, protected data on those
devices,” said Krzanich. “All of these factors are driving a transformation of
the network to accelerate the delivery of new personal computing experiences,
services and capabilities in a safe and secure manner. Intel is one of the only
companies in the world that can provide solutions end-to-end for the full
spectrum of mobility.”
Cyriacus Nnaji/GEE
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