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Samsung’s Full Range of Secure and Reliable IoT Semiconductor Solutions

May 7, 2019

Samsung Electronics has announced the latest addition to its range of leading semiconductor solutions, the Exynos i T100. This newest chip joins the previously-launched Exynos i T200 and Exynos i S111 to form an integrated range of solutions that is designed to optimize connectivity in the age of the Internet of Things (IoT). The Exynos i T100 enhances the security and reliability of devices designed for short-range communications, and has been developed to be used in smart home or business environment ecosystems – from smart lighting and temperature control to home security and monitoring and fire and gas detectors. Created with multiple communication protocols, strong security capabilities and an integrated processor and memory chip package, the Exynos i T100, along with the Exynos i T200 and Exynos i S111, provides comprehensive connectivity for today’s IoT devices.

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