When Yota decided to switch from WiMAX to LTE, it selected GCT as its first LTE chipset vendor
GCT® Semiconductor, Inc. announced its market-proven LTE single-chip solution, GDM7240 that is being used in the Yota LTE USB dongle, currently commercially available with Yota in Russia. The commercialization of this USB dongle is the result of close collaboration between GCT and Yota following GCT’s success in meeting all the requirements for Yota’s LTE network.
“When Yota decided to switch from WiMAX to LTE, it selected GCT as its first LTE chipset vendor,” said Dr. Kyeongho “KH” Lee, President and Chief Executive Officer of GCT Semiconductor, Inc. “Using a proven, high performing solution that other operators had already adopted successfully in their initial launches was a key part of Yota’s decision to use GCT’s GDM7240. We look forward to continuing our close collaboration with Yota, and supporting them with their LTE network expansion.”
GCT’s GDM7240 is currently commercially deployed with the leading LTE operators in the U.S. and various other markets worldwide. GDM7240 is the most mature LTE single-chip solution available today, ideally suited to meet the rapidly growing demand for higher data speed, higher mobility and enhanced applications.
