What is the current volume of BAW-enabled devices that are shipping for Skyworks, in terms of units
 everywhere. We're fortunate that we have our own facilities and we can manage our house pretty well, but it's very challenging for the overall industry with some locations and some factories just not being able to get employees, right, for obvious reasons, for health reasons, but I feel like that's starting to abate now and we're seeing more improvement.
If you look at the Android cycle, we have really good print position with MediaTek, as an example, and they've been a real strong feeder for Asia and other emerging markets. Also we're seeing some really good things as I mentioned with the Oppo, Vivo, Xiaomi names as we go forward and the supply chains today again are getting cleaned up pretty quickly specifically in China and other Asian markets. So we feel like that could pick up and it's another thing, the overall theme here is that we've got a great technology in 5G globally in the industry and the consumer has not had a chance to get there, right. We had supply chain issues, we had some shocks, supply chain shocks in some cases where the technology wasn't there. We have people staying at home that are not going to the stores.
This is all going to abate and the demand and the consumption for the technology is going to be there and I think wireless in this period of time that we've all been dealing with here, stay-at-home period, we recognize that the wireless devices that we have really are the bread and butter of our communication, our ability to work, our ability to communicate with family. It's really important and I think the appetite for the technology is going to only increase and the opportunity for companies like Skyworks, we're happy to play a role in advancing those technologies into the future.
Blayne Curtis -- Barclays -- Analyst
Thanks and I just want to ask you on your BAW efforts and Qualcomm has been very vocal about their confidence in their solid SAW technology, you saw this Broadcom asset I guess ultimately not get sold. Can you point out anything that in terms of what you're shipping today for BAW and then as you look out into the back half of next year in terms of shipping into mid-high band module, where do you see that for Skyworks down the road?
Liam K. Griffin -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Sure. You know the story is getting better and better, Blayne, with respect to BAW. So we have some meaningful design wins that have been shipping, but the quantity of the device count now is going way up. So we're broadening the set of customers and then some of it, very strategic customers, the volumes and units there are picking up. So we actually -- I'm going to give you like a highlight-reel stat here. We crossed 100 million units of BAW-enabled devices about two weeks ago -- since we launched the BAW technology. So we're really pleased at the launch. It's taken a little time, but we're accelerating. We have opportunities across the board with new customers. We have design wins with strategic customers today and we're going to continue to advance that technology and all that stuff is being done in-house with our engineering teams, our fabs, our IP and just driving a technology solution that customers really want.
Operator
Your next question comes from Edward Snyder of Charter Equity Research. Please go ahead, your line is open.
Edward Snyder -- Charter Equity Research -- Analyst
Thank you very much. Liam, you mentioned a sharp gain in DRx modules content or design wins based on 5G content. Is any of that due to finally getting a transmit function in the DRx modules to support MIMO, or CA or Diversity or is it still all on the receive side and are you in production on the BAW Duplex again?
Liam K. Griffin -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Yeah, I mean, it's a great question. So the DRx category as you know, has really been an incredible performer in mobile device capitalizing on downlink and there is so many variants, Ed, for us. So we have a really wide portfolio in that technology and we are starting to see greater usage across the board. There is so many different versions, whether
 everywhere. We're fortunate that we have our own facilities and we can manage our house pretty well, but it's very challenging for the overall industry with some locations and some factories just not being able to get employees, right, for obvious reasons, for health reasons, but I feel like that's starting to abate now and we're seeing more improvement.
If you look at the Android cycle, we have really good print position with MediaTek, as an example, and they've been a real strong feeder for Asia and other emerging markets. Also we're seeing some really good things as I mentioned with the Oppo, Vivo, Xiaomi names as we go forward and the supply chains today again are getting cleaned up pretty quickly specifically in China and other Asian markets. So we feel like that could pick up and it's another thing, the overall theme here is that we've got a great technology in 5G globally in the industry and the consumer has not had a chance to get there, right. We had supply chain issues, we had some shocks, supply chain shocks in some cases where the technology wasn't there. We have people staying at home that are not going to the stores.
This is all going to abate and the demand and the consumption for the technology is going to be there and I think wireless in this period of time that we've all been dealing with here, stay-at-home period, we recognize that the wireless devices that we have really are the bread and butter of our communication, our ability to work, our ability to communicate with family. It's really important and I think the appetite for the technology is going to only increase and the opportunity for companies like Skyworks, we're happy to play a role in advancing those technologies into the future.
Blayne Curtis -- Barclays -- Analyst
Thanks and I just want to ask you on your BAW efforts and Qualcomm has been very vocal about their confidence in their solid SAW technology, you saw this Broadcom asset I guess ultimately not get sold. Can you point out anything that in terms of what you're shipping today for BAW and then as you look out into the back half of next year in terms of shipping into mid-high band module, where do you see that for Skyworks down the road?
Liam K. Griffin -- President and Chief Executive Officer
 Sure. You know the story is getting better and better, Blayne, with respect to BAW. So we have some meaningful design wins that have been shipping, but the quantity of the device count now is going way up. So we're broadening the set of customers and then some of it, very strategic customers, the volumes and units there are picking up. So we actually -- I'm going to give you like a highlight-reel stat here. We crossed 100 million units of BAW-enabled devices about two weeks ago -- since we launched the BAW technology. So we're really pleased at the launch. It's taken a little time, but we're accelerating. We have opportunities across the board with new customers. We have design wins with strategic customers today and we're going to continue to advance that technology and all that stuff is being done in-house with our engineering teams, our fabs, our IP and just driving a technology solution that customers really want.
Operator
Your next question comes from Edward Snyder of Charter Equity Research. Please go ahead, your line is open.
Edward Snyder -- Charter Equity Research -- Analyst
Thank you very much. Liam, you mentioned a sharp gain in DRx modules content or design wins based on 5G content. Is any of that due to finally getting a transmit function in the DRx modules to support MIMO, or CA or Diversity or is it still all on the receive side and are you in production on the BAW Duplex again?
Liam K. Griffin -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Yeah, I mean, it's a great question. So the DRx category as you know, has really been an incredible performer in mobile device capitalizing on downlink and there is so many variants, Ed, for us. So we have a really wide portfolio in that technology and we are starting to see greater usage across the board. There is so many different versions, whether