Qualcomm’s V2X chipset will support Japan’s 760MHz standard, achieving coverage in almost all major regions around the world
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Qualcomm announces that its V2X chipset has added support for Japan's 760MHz ARIB-T109 standard, which, combined with the existing 5.9GHz band, can cover almost all major regions around the world. The company says this will reduce regional hardware requirements and simplify deployment.
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News from the IT Home on October 21st: Qualcomm (Qualcomm) announced on the 20th of this month that its V2X (Internet of Vehicles) chipset will add support for Japan's 760MHz ARIB-T109 standard on top of the existing 5.9GHz band, achieving coverage for almost all major regions around the world.

Qualcomm stated that this improvement can reduce the demand for hardware in specific areas, lower deployment complexity, and accelerate the deployment of V2X technology, thereby enhancing the safety of drivers, passengers, and vulnerable road users.

Qualcomm also stated that V2X technology can provide reliable real-time communication, and can play a key role in advancing the vision of zero deaths in the transportation sector. It helps to enhance the safety of all road users, promotes collaboration with intelligent infrastructure, and serves as the only non-line-of-sight sensor to enhance advanced driver assistance systems in vehicles.

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