Sayan sanbui , Kolkata :
Qualcomm's second generation 5G modem Snapdragon X55 support 5G. It pushes wireless speeds up to 7Gbps, but more importantly it also supports 4G LTE as well as “legacy” technologies like 3G and 2G.
The X55 is fast even on “old” 4G LTE networks with speeds up to 2.5Gbps down and 0.3Gbps up. But looking towards the future, it supports Stand Alone mode for a time when only 5G networks are available (the X50 only supports Non-Stand Alone mode). “2G” and “3G” support Qualcomm means both the GSM and CDMA versions, so EDGE, EV-DO, etc. are all covered by this single modem. Basically, it can work on just about any cell network.
The advantage of having the X55 support older networks is that it can be connected to a chipset without a modem. Devices with the X50 rely on the chipset's LTE support, for example (only the Snapdragon 855 so far).
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