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Author: Sravan Kundojjala
Publication Date: Sep 09 2021
Pages: 24
 Report Type: Data Table, Excel

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Report Summary:

The global cellular baseband processor market grew 16 percent year-on-year to reach $7.2 billion in Q2 2021.  Qualcomm capitalised on iPhone 12 design-wins and mid-range Android momentum to capture 52 percent revenue share.  This report tracks the cellular baseband unit shipments, ASPs and revenues of 21 baseband chip vendors across six air interface technologies on a quarterly basis, and includes provisional data up to Q4 2021.
Table of Contents

1. Title
2. Contents
3. Analysis
4. TOTAL
4a. iDEN_Other
4b. GGE
4c. CDMA
4d. TD-SCDMA
4e. UMTS
4f. LTE
4g. 5G
5. Relationships
6a. Pivot Chart
6b. Pivot Chart Tech
6c. Pivot Chart Pie
7. Methodology
8. Definitions
9. How Can We Help You
10. Contacts
11a. Flatfile
11b. Raw_Data

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