Summary of FIBOCOM LAUNCHES NEW 5G MODULE FM350 FOR PC BEFORE MWC 2021 WITH INTEL AND MEDIATEK
Fibocom announced the FM350 5G wireless module (released May 31, before MWC 2021) built on the MediaTek T700 chipset and partnered with Intel and MediaTek. It supports Sub-6 5G NR (theoretical up to 4.67 Gbps downlink, 1.25 Gbps uplink), SA and NSA architectures, and is backward compatible with LTE/WCDMA. Targeted at PCs, it uses an M.2 form factor, supports Windows/Linux/Chrome, includes built-in eSIM and GNSS, and offers interfaces like PCIe 3.0, USIM, I2C, MIPI tuner, tunable antenna. The module is globally certified by regulators and carriers.
Parts used in the FM350 5G module:
- MediaTek T700 chipset platform
- Built-in eSIM
- M.2 form factor module
- PCIe 3.0 interface
- USIM interface
- I2C interface
- Body SAR interface
- MIPI Tuner
- Tunable antenna
- GNSS (GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo) support
Fibocom, a leading global provider of IoT (Internet of Things) wireless solution and wireless communication modules, announces the joint release of the FM350 5G wireless module on May 31st, before MWC 2021 (Mobile World Congress 2021). Partnered with Intel and MediaTek, Fibocom’s FM350 is designed to offer high-speed 5G wireless connectivity for better PC platform support and user experience.

Based on the MediaTek T700 chipset platform, Fibocom’s FM350 module supports the 5G NR Sub-6 band with up to 4.67 Gbps on the downlink and 1.25 Gbps on the uplink theoretically.
Supporting 5G standalone network (SA) and non-standalone (NSA) network architectures, the Fibocom FM350 5G module is backward compatible with LTE/WCDMA network standards, which helps to reduce complexity in end product configuration.
Fibocom’s FM350 module is ideally suitable for PCs (laptop, desktop, tablet, etc.), and it supports Windows, Linux and Chrome operating systems. Designed with standard M.2 form factor, the module has various interfaces, including PCIe 3.0, USIM, I2C, Body SAR, MIPI Tuner, tunable antenna, etc., unleashing the potential of cellular technology to meet high speed bandwidth application demand. In addition, FM350 has a built-in eSIM, providing end users the flexibility to select carrier profiles. It also supports GNSS, including GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, and Galileo.
The Fibocom FM350 module is globally certified by regional regulatory bodies, mainstream carriers, industry institutions, and has obtained approval from several technical certification laboratories.
We are very excited to partner with Intel and MediaTek to deliver a new generation of 5G solution for PC. Based on the MediaTek T700 chipset, Fibocom’s FM350 5G module is an excellent step forward in the proliferation of 5G in PC, allowing users to seamlessly connect to the 5G networks worldwide. The module is an excellent addition to our 5G wireless module family, enabling the high-bandwidth and secure PC experience brought by 5G technology,
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- What chipset does the FM350 use?
The FM350 is based on the MediaTek T700 chipset platform. - What peak data speeds does the FM350 support?
The FM350 supports up to 4.67 Gbps downlink and 1.25 Gbps uplink theoretically. - Does the FM350 support 5G SA and NSA architectures?
Yes, it supports both 5G standalone (SA) and non-standalone (NSA) network architectures. - Is the FM350 backward compatible with older networks?
Yes, it is backward compatible with LTE and WCDMA network standards. - Which operating systems does the FM350 support?
It supports Windows, Linux, and Chrome operating systems. - What form factor and interfaces does the FM350 provide?
It uses a standard M.2 form factor and provides interfaces including PCIe 3.0, USIM, I2C, Body SAR, MIPI Tuner, and tunable antenna. - Does the FM350 include eSIM functionality?
Yes, the FM350 has a built-in eSIM allowing selection of carrier profiles. - Does the FM350 support GNSS?
Yes, it supports GNSS including GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, and Galileo. - Is the FM350 certified for global use?
Yes, the module is globally certified by regional regulatory bodies, mainstream carriers, and industry institutions, and has approvals from technical certification laboratories.