Qualcomm launches India-made chip to compete with MediaTek in 5G market

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Qualcomm launches India-made chip to compete with MediaTek in 5G market - Business Standard

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The company has partnered Chinese phone maker Xiaomi, and the first phones based on this chipset are expected to hit the market by October this year.

Qualcomm also plans to launch the chipset in the US, where many telecommunications companies are transitioning from NSA 5G (where the core is still 4G) to SA 5G, and then globally.

However, Qualcomm faces stiff competition from MediaTek, whose Dimensity range of chipsets is already powering 5G phones priced from over Rs 8,000 and Rs 10,000.