Regardless of what part of technology you come from, the entire tech industry has been talking about 5G. 5G will reshape the way we will use mobile devices, deliver self-driving cars and smart cities, and even the way get content delivered to our homes. Some companies talk about it to be part of the conversation, while others lead and set the way. Many wireless companies have been jostling for a position within the upcoming 5G wireless world and Qualcomm has shown incredible leadership in 5G. The company showed significant strength in 3G and even more in 4G and doesn’t look to be letting up any time soon. Because of Qualcomm’s CDMA heritage and 4G expertise, it only seems natural that the company would also want to have a leading place in 5G. This is further exemplified by their exhaustive R&D in 5G as well as industry wide-partnerships with operators, infrastructure vendors and device makers. Qualcomm is looking to extend their leadership in 5G today at the 4G/5G Summit in Hong Kong today by announcing the world’s first 5G modem, the Snapdragon X50.

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