All devices that incorporate the Samsung Exynos Modem 5400 will seamlessly support both cellular and native satellite connectivity, available through their mobile service provider

Skylo Technologies, the pioneer in non-terrestrial networks (NTN), today announced the successful certification of the Samsung Exynos Modem 5400 on its network. All devices that incorporate the chipset will seamlessly support both cellular and native satellite connectivity, available through their mobile service provider.

The Exynos Modem 5400 boasts 5G capabilities, beyond 10Gbps download speeds, and low power consumption, making it an ideal fit for smartphones and other devices needing to connect across satellite networks.

What This Means for End Users:

●     Ubiquitous Connectivity: Users can now stay connected with reliable communications anywhere on the planet – from remote rural areas to the middle of the oceans. Whether users are adventurers exploring uncharted territories or a professional working in remote locations, the combination of the Samsung Exynos 5400 modem and Skylo’s network ensures they’re always connected.

●     Enhanced Safety and Security: With the ability to connect in areas previously considered dead zones, users will benefit from increased safety through constant access to emergency services and real-time communication with family, friends, and colleagues.

●     Innovative Services and Applications: This certification paves the way for a host of new services and applications that leverage continuous connectivity, including real-time navigation, remote monitoring, SMS, and IoT (Internet of Things) solutions across various sectors such as agriculture, maritime, and logistics.

●     Improved Coverage at Competitive Pricing: Skylo’s NTN provides extensive coverage without the prohibitive costs associated with traditional satellite services. This initiative democratizes access to reliable connectivity, making it affordable for consumers and businesses alike.

“Samsung’s partnership with Skylo, built on 3GPP NTN standards, unlocks the potential for connectivity everywhere. Through theSamsung Exynos Modem 5400’s NTN features, we enable critical communication in remote industries, enhance emergency response and empower those in underserved regions to access the digital world,” said Huiwon Je, VP of Modem Development Team at Samsung Electronics.

The Skylo certification process involved rigorous testing and evaluation to ensure that devices meet stringent NTN performance standards, including 3GPP Release-17 and Skylo’s Standards Plus qualifications. Skylo’s network takes advantage of dedicated satellite spectrum across various partner constellations ensuring that premier smartphones and IoT devices seamlessly switch to satellite to stay connected when out of terrestrial range.

Skylo’s CEO and Co-Founder, Parth Trivedi, stated, “We are thrilled to announce the certification of the Samsung 5400 Modem on Skylo’s network, marking a monumental step forward for connectivity. This is the beginning of a transformative collaboration that not only supports future device development but also empowers end users with the unparalleled ability to access satellite connectivity.”