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TTA-Gyeonggi Innovation Center Supports 5G Millimeter Wave Terminal Development
TTA provides Korean companies with 5G internationally accredited testing infrastructure and
Gyeonggi Innovation Center 5G Millimeter Wave Testbed Support
On the 3rd, the Korea Information and Communications Technology Association (TTA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Gyeonggi Innovation Center for Creative Economy, which has established a 5G millimeter wave testbed and is providing customized support services for startups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This MoU was pursued in response to the growing demand for testing and certification from domestic companies due to the growth of the 5G terminal market and the activation of services, which necessitated the strengthening of customized corporate support infrastructure.

TTA has established 5G FR1 (3.5GHz) and FR2 (28GHz) testing infrastructure to support the export of 5G terminals by domestic companies through the Ministry of Science and ICT's 'Establishment of Infrastructure to Support the Full Lifecycle of International Accredited Testing for 5G Terminals' project, and is providing international accredited testing and certification services.
With the signing of this MoU, TTA is now able to accelerate the securing of product reliability based on its 5G internationally accredited testing infrastructure, including ▲support for 5G internationally accredited testing and certification (GCF, PTCRB, etc.) ▲support for 5G technology consulting and product development. The Gyeonggi Innovation Center is now able to help promote corporate growth by focusing on supporting the demonstration environment, such as supporting network interoperability testing through the 5G millimeter wave testbed and providing space for 5G activation.
TTA Chairman Choi Young-hae stated, “The combination of TTA’s internationally accredited 5G testing infrastructure and the Gyeonggi Innovation Center’s millimeter wave testbed has made systematic technical support for various 5G innovation companies possible,” adding that “it is expected to contribute significantly to the revitalization of the 5G industry.”
Gyeonggi Innovation Center 5G Millimeter Wave Testbed Support
On the 3rd, the Korea Information and Communications Technology Association (TTA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Gyeonggi Innovation Center for Creative Economy, which has established a 5G millimeter wave testbed and is providing customized support services for startups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This MoU was pursued in response to the growing demand for testing and certification from domestic companies due to the growth of the 5G terminal market and the activation of services, which necessitated the strengthening of customized corporate support infrastructure.
▲ TTA-Gyeonggi Innovation Center Supports 5G Millimeter Wave Terminal Development
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TTA has established 5G FR1 (3.5GHz) and FR2 (28GHz) testing infrastructure to support the export of 5G terminals by domestic companies through the Ministry of Science and ICT's 'Establishment of Infrastructure to Support the Full Lifecycle of International Accredited Testing for 5G Terminals' project, and is providing international accredited testing and certification services.
With the signing of this MoU, TTA is now able to accelerate the securing of product reliability based on its 5G internationally accredited testing infrastructure, including ▲support for 5G internationally accredited testing and certification (GCF, PTCRB, etc.) ▲support for 5G technology consulting and product development. The Gyeonggi Innovation Center is now able to help promote corporate growth by focusing on supporting the demonstration environment, such as supporting network interoperability testing through the 5G millimeter wave testbed and providing space for 5G activation.
TTA Chairman Choi Young-hae stated, “The combination of TTA’s internationally accredited 5G testing infrastructure and the Gyeonggi Innovation Center’s millimeter wave testbed has made systematic technical support for various 5G innovation companies possible,” adding that “it is expected to contribute significantly to the revitalization of the 5G industry.”
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