Information &
Communications
Forging the Future of Information and
Communications with IoT and 5G
In line with structural changes taking place globally,
a more convenient and comfortable world is expected to be
created with the rollout of IoT (Internet of Things), which uses
networks to connect things to the Internet that
could previously never have been connected.
From 0G through to 5G, Kyocera has worked to build
reliable and sustainable communication networks, and
will play a key role in the realization of the information and
communication infrastructure of the future.
Understanding New Challenges and Future Projects
Being Undertaken at Kyocera
Kyocera’s Next-Generation IoT Network
Related Technologies and Products
In the field of information and communications, Kyocera provides advanced devices and specialized components essential for telecommunications equipment, such as smartphones. Furthermore, in the rapidly growing fields of 5G and IoT, we are also developing communication modules and components for base stations and other applications. Kyocera will contribute to the development of information and communications technology through its diverse technology portfolio ranging from materials and parts to devices and services.
Related Technologies and Products
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Ceramic Packages and Optical Filters for Image Sensors
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Ceramic Packages for Large Scale Integration (LSI) Devices
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Ceramic Packages for MEMS Sensors
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Ceramic Substrates for Probe Cards
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Compact Ceramic RFID Tags
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Components for Fiber-Optic Communication Modules
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Components for Fiber-Optic Connectors
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Components for LiDAR and 3D Sensing
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Components for Wireless Communication Devices
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Dielectric Resonator Parts
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ECM Solutions
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Ferrite Products
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Glass Hermetic Feedthroughs
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LTCC Packages for RF Modules
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MFPs and Printers
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Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitors（MLCC）
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Optical Components (Lenses and Optical Units)
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Organic Package
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PCIe M.2 Connector 6411 Series
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Printed Wiring Boards
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Production Printers
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SAW Devices
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Semiconductor Equipment Components
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Sigfox IoT Network
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Space-Saving Board to Board Connector 5811 Series
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Surface Mount Ceramic Packages for Electronic Devices
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Ultra-Small Crystal Units
Kyocera’s Main Growth Markets
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Ever since the company was founded in 1959, Kyocera has engaged in the application and development of advanced ceramic (also known as “fine ceramic”) technology in a wide range of fields, from materials and parts to devices, services, and networks. This site looks at the various technologies shaping the future. -
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Kyocera’s open innovation initiative brings together technologies and ideas from both within and outside the company to create new value and develop new businesses.