Marvell extends its portfolio of wired and wireless automotive connectivity solutions by introducing an Ethernet switch with advanced security features to guard against compromises to the data streamed in-and-out of the vehicle
LTE Cat 1 LARA R3121 module honored for exceptional innovation
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Marvell extends a complete product portfolio of Ethernet and wireless automotive connectivity solutions with fourth generation family of wireless SoCs enabling advanced infotainment, telematics and Wi-Fi gateways for the connected car.
Standfirst: As LTE (Long Term Evolution) technology evolves to address the needs of a more connected world, the cellular landscape surrounding it grows increasingly complex. Different countries and carriers have adopted different technologies and bands in their efforts to bring LTE to IoT, resulting in significant market fragmentation. These rifts and complexities will require product creators to take strategic approaches to future-proof their IoT devices. Some of these strategies include the utilization of eSIM, pin-compatible and multi-band modules, and MVNO/IoT platforms.
XVF3000 devices and development kits target voice-enabled speakers.