Intel’s solution is the new XMM 6255, the world’s smallest standalone 3G modem only 300mm^2 in size. Apart from its size, Intel also boasts that the new XMM6255 will also protect IoT devices from voltage peaks and overheating, as well as preventing damage caused by putting the device in “tough conditions”. That’s a huge market and it’s not surprising to see Intel investing on the R&D and production of devices such as the XMM 6255 as early as now. Read more in our articles including "Intel XMM 6255 is the world’s smallest standalone 3G Modem" and "CICC confirms GoreBox blocked on Google Play and Steam in PH".
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Jan 22, 2009Intel’s solution is the new XMM 6255, the world’s smallest standalone 3G modem only 300mm^2 in size. Apart from its size, Intel also boasts that the new XMM6255 will also protect IoT devices from voltage peaks and overheating, as well as preventing damage caused by putting the device in “tough conditions”.
That’s a huge market and it’s not surprising to see Intel investing on the R&D and production of devices such as the XMM 6255 as early as now.
Our coverage of Intel XMM 6255 includes: "Intel XMM 6255 is the world’s smallest standalone 3G Modem"; "CICC confirms GoreBox blocked on Google Play and Steam in PH"; "Qualcomm announces dates for Snapdragon Summit 2026". Each article provides unique insights and information.