Viasat and WiSig Networks start global testing of 5G satellite IoT chipset
TL;DR: Viasat and WiSig Networks have started global testing of a 5G satellite Internet of Things chipset developed in India, according to Developing Telecoms.
Viasat and India-based WiSig Networks said they have officially launched global testing of a newly developed 5G satellite Internet of Things (IoT) chipset. Developing Telecoms reported the announcement and described the chipset as Made in India.
The companies involved are Viasat, a satellite communications company, and WiSig Networks, an Indian deep-tech company. The reported focus of the collaboration is a 5G satellite IoT chipset intended for satellite-based IoT connectivity.
The source report states that testing has begun on a global basis. The excerpt provided does not specify testing locations, technical specifications, commercial launch timing, supported standards, or deployment partners.
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