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SAN DIEGO, July 8, 2020 /PRNewswire=KYODO JBN/ --

Thundercomm, a world-leading IoT product and solution provider, announces the

latest 5G development kit - Thundercomm TurboX™ T55 DK based on its Thundercomm

TurboX™ T55 5G SOM, which is powered by Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ X55 5G Modem-RF

System. It perfectly meets the requirements of 5G connectivity testing,

application development and acceleration of 5G prototype design. TurboX T55 DK

is compatible with the applications in different areas include wireless access,

mobile hotspot, AR/VR, and smart cameras.

TurboX T55 DK supports two different 5G modules: T55 (LGA, sub-6 GHz only), and

T55Pro (M.2, sub-6GHz and mmWave). It also supports various connections with

the Host AP including: Wi-Fi 6 (by QCA6391), 1GbE port, USB 3.1Type-C. The

development kit runs on Linux and contains various interfaces which can connect

with Windows, Android or Ubuntu Operation System.

TurboX T55 DK is now available at Thundercomm Official Website. For more

information, please visit

https://www.thundercomm.com/app_en/product/1593506006365532?index=0&categoryId=category0&tabIndex=1

About Thundercomm

Thundercomm, headquartered in San Diego, is a joint venture between Thunder

Software Technology Co., Ltd and Qualcomm (Guizhou) Investment Co., Ltd.

Thundercomm was established to accelerate innovation in the Internet of Things

(IoT) and automotive industry, providing one-stop solutions powered by Qualcomm

Technologies mobile and automotive platforms. Through its capabilities in

operating systems including Android, Linux, and others, a broad software and

on-device AI technology portfolio acquired from ThunderSoft, and a global sales

and support network, Thundercomm is a valuable and trusted partner to global

customers aiming to build high-quality, next-generation products and shorten

time-to-commercialization. Learn more at www.thundercomm.com

Thundercomm is a registered trademark of Thundercomm Technology Co., Ltd. in

China and other countries.

SOURCE: Thundercomm