Sandbridge Intros LTE Processors

TARRYTOWN, N.Y. — Sandbridge Technologies

announced today the release of their SB3500 flexible baseband processor

which facilitates the implementation of 4G mobile handsets entirely in

software. Capable of operating any radio protocol required for a common

(universal) multi-mode, multi-function mobile platform, the SB3500 meets

critical power consumption specifications of wireless carriers and

significantly reduces time-to-market and overall development costs for

OEMs.

“The SB3500 is an ‘industry first’ that positions Sandbridge as a

dominant force in the emerging LTE market,” said Tanuj Raja, VP Business

Development. “With its capacity for performing LTE and legacy cellular

systems, the SB3500 is effectively a future-proof baseband platform that is

transformational for the entire mobile communications value chain.”

The SB3500 is the world’s most flexible, cost-efficient and

power-efficient universal baseband processor. Its architectural innovations

provide scalable performance for any radio protocol in use today or in

development for the future — including LTE, HSPA, 3G WiMAX, Wi-Fi, DVB-H,

GPS, and all multimedia formats.

Implemented in 65nm, the SB3500 is currently being sampled to select

top-tier customers who are developing next generation handsets exclusive of

traditional fixed function processors.

“An all too very familiar impediment to the introduction of a new

wireless technology is the lack of devices and their underlying chipsets,”

noted Michael Thelander, CEO of Signals Research Group, LLC. “Solutions

such as the SB3500, help address that challenge by giving major handset

OEMs the flexibility to leverage their internal software R&D efforts with

Sandbridge Technologies’ commercially-available baseband processor.”

Sandbridge Technologies Inc.

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