China Unicom launches 5G CPE powered by UNISOC V510

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SHANGHAI, Jul 17, 2020 - (ACN Newswire) - China Unicom's 5G CPE VN007 is the telecom carrier's latest commercial 5G terminal, pivotal for the Internet of Things; the 5G CPE VN007, as sold by China Unicom, can support both 4G /5G wireless and wired Internet access, built-in 5G full-frequency antenna, download rates up to 2.3Gbps (theoretical

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