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ASE enters ZTE supply chain for 5G base station chips

Julian Ho, Taipei; Willis Ke, DIGITIMES Tuesday 7 April 2020 0

ASE Technology has entered the supply chain of ZTE, providing advanced backend technology to volume process 5G base station chips developed in house by the Chinese vendor, according to industry sources.

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