Mobile operator T2 (formerly Tele2) has successfully completed testing of SIM-cards fully developed and manufactured in Russia. The devices were created by "Mikron" — the largest domestic manufacturer of microelectronics. This is the first case in the country when the entire cycle — from chip design to card assembly — is performed within the Russian Federation.
The SIM-card is based on the first-level MIK51SM144D chip, developed jointly with the Research Institute of Molecular Electronics with the support of the Ministry of Industry and Trade. It supports 2G, 3G, 4G communication standards, remote software update (OTA) and the CRISP protection protocol, which complies with GOST R 71252–2024. The device is compatible with Russian cryptographic algorithms (GOST R34.10-12 and others) and mobile electronic signature. All popular form factors are available: from classic to embedded (MFF2).
After certification, SIM-cards will be able to be used in trusted communication networks and crypto protection systems. The company announced that they are ready to produce them in industrial batches as soon as the operator makes a decision
Tests have confirmed the stable operation of SIM-cards in the T2 network and compliance with technical requirements.
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