LTE solutions complete AT&T ADAPT validation

Both Marvell’s PXA1928 and PXA1908 achieved compliance to AT&T’s device requirements and interoperability on AT&T’s network, along with VoLTE, and as a result were granted ADAPT Validation Complete (AVC) status.

The ARMADA Mobile PXA1928 SoC incorporates the performance of the quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 running at 1.5GHz with Marvell's mature and field-proven five-mode modem technology to provide a cost effective Android mobile platform. It supports 2G/3G/4G communications and enables a breakthrough end-user experience for high-end multimedia and gaming applications.

Following the PXA1928, Marvell launched its ARMADA Mobile PXA1908, its second quad-core 64-bit five-mode LTE SoC, which is designed to enable easy integration from 2G/3G to 4G LTE connectivity. In addition to the cost-optimised quad-core Cortex-A53 with up to 1.5GHz clock speed, Marvell’s PXA1908 SoC offers improved image processing to support 8MP camera sensors, advanced power management, integrated location and sensor hub functionalities for optimised usability.

“I am very proud of our engineering team for developing industry-leading, advanced and highly secure mobile solutions. It is our passion to continue to deliver best-in-class LTE single chip solutions to global OEMs and ODMs and enable them to bring cost-effective and field-proven smart devices on one of America’s top mobile carriers, AT&T. This is in addition to the global certification that has been achieved in China and other regions in the world,” said Weili Dai, President and Co-founder, Marvell. “We are honoured to be one of the very few mobile silicon companies that has achieved this significant milestone. This accomplishment will continue to drive the worldwide deployment of Marvell’s high-performing and power efficient mobile technologies to the consumers around the globe.”