Mymo Wireless

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IoT saw adoption of narrowband radio and Ultra Narrow Band UNB (with channels under 256Kbps) to meet demanding needs of range and power consumption. Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) from SigFox, LoRa and Igneu as well as Weightless-P were some innovators. Over 1 billion USD of VC funding and rapid adoption served as a wake up call to the cellular industry by 2014. 3GPP came up with 2 responses CAT-M a backward compatible varient of LTE (4G) and NB-IoT( Narrow band IoT)  a from ground up based on Cambridge  based Nuel (now Huewi)

NB-IoT is expected to see a large deployment by carriers outside the USA. The race to provide SoC for NB-IoT is a global one and MyMo wireless is the Indian player in the ring.

Mymo Wireless, started in 2009, is a 4G and 5G LTE technology provider focussed on delivering state-of-the-art solutions including the NB-IoT SOC to customers in different segments of LTE telecom industry. The company offers complete solution on air-interface and protocol-stack for LTE User Equipment with customization support for IoT, M2M and high speed dongle markets.

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Mymo Wireless offers LTE Release-9 based Reference UE Modem to customers. The company owns LTE IP components and has licensed technology to global silicon vendors in India, US, UK and Canada for various segments of the market. Mymo’s silicon proven technology enables the customers with quality chip solutions and faster time to market.

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