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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: MediaTek’s New 5G Modem Could Help Cheap Wearbles Last Longer

At MWC 2024, MediaTek debuted its new low-power, low-cost solution to connect wearables and small devices to 5G networks. Whether it’s an affordable fitness tracker or a bunch of sensors in a factory, this chip lets them use the best parts of modern mobile networks and 5G frequencies to send lots of data for an extended period of time. 

MediaTek said its new T300 5G RedCap (for “reduced capacity”) is the mobile industry’s first modem chip designed for inexpensive wearables and internet of things devices to use the 5G signal spectrum. Connecting to 5G enables more bandwidth and lower latency for data sharing over the previous 4G IoT solutions and consumes up to 60% less power, the chipmaker said in a press release.

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These advances will let the devices using the T300 last longer while worn or in the field and relay data more often, improving the quality of feedback for whatever they’re tracking, be it industrial sensors or personal health in wearables. The T300 supports 3GPP release 17 standards for 5G and can access 5G standalone networks like those that US carriers are transitioning to.

MediaTek first announced that 5G-capable RedCap modems would be coming at its summit late last year. These chips will fill a niche for inexpensive devices that need some connectivity, but for which the blazing-fast gigabit speeds of smartphone 5G modems would be overkill, MediaTek GM and VP of corporate marketing Finbarr Moynihan told CNET at the summit.

“You don’t need 10 gigabits per second, but what you really need is a couple of hundred megabits per second,” Moynihan said. 

MediaTek has several partners lined up to use T300 modems in its products, including Ericsson and Nokia, as well as telecoms like AT&T, Verizon, Optus, SK Telecom and Telstra. MediaTek didn’t say when T300-powered products would reach the market.

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