advanced wireless technologies
The increasingly widespread availability and demand for wireline and wireless broadband is driving a convergence of capabilities in computing devices, including smart phones, laptop computers and personal media players. We continue to drive down cost and power consumption, yet increase functionality and processing power of our chipset solutions, thereby enabling a broader market for wireless broadband.
Through our robust technology roadmaps, we are providing a wide range of choices to our industry partners and helping drive the advancement of mobile broadband, rich multimedia services, location-enhanced applications and embedded wireless technology.
paving the way for the next generation
DO Multicarrier Multilink eXtensions (DMMX) and HSDPA Multicarrier Multilink eXtensions (HMMX) are the terms used to describe Qualcomm’s dual-path technology roadmap to the year 2010 and beyond. DMMX focuses on helping the CDMA2000 community achieve its goals for the wireless future. HMMX is designed to serve the WCDMA community. Together, these roadmaps support our vision for a world where devices can simultaneously link with multiple networks and protocols, ensuring the optimal solution in any given situation. In other words, these evolving platforms enable “smart” connections so the right technology is used for the right service.
Whether in the CDMA2000 community or in the WCDMA community, the goal is the same. We’re matching the optimal airlink with the appropriate application. And we’re driving the convergence of high-speed wireless and personal electronics into multi-use mobile devices...through the next decade and beyond.
