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Paul Hart, the senior vice president and general manager of the RF power business line at NXP Semiconductors (formerly a business unit of Freescale Semiconductor) outlines the market and technology direction of the business following NXP's acquisition of Freescale.

Yu-Chi Wang, CEO of WIN Semiconductors, discusses how the world's largest compound semiconductor foundry is serving the present and future needs of the RF market.

Oren Hagai, founder and CEO of Interlligent RF & Microwave Solutions explains his motivation for originating the company in Israel in 2000, establishing a U.K. subsidiary and plans for the future.

Alvin Guzon, CEO of Cirtek Advanced Technologies and Solutions, discusses microwave and millimeter wave market requirements for contract manufacturing and how Cirtek ATS is addressing them.

Karolina Wikander, head of Microwave at Ericsson, expands on the company's latest edition of Microwave Towards 2020, an ongoing series on the state of the microwave business, and explains the development of wireless transmission technology required for mobile broadband capacity and coverage evolution.

Ed Liang, co-founder and CTO of MCV Microwave, discusses the company's expertise in ceramic materials and filter/antenna technology as they launch a new antenna product for the base station market.

Lorne Graves, chief technologist at Mercury Systems, discusses the company's expansion from embedded digital systems into RF/microwave, their commitment to open and multi-function systems and the key trends in electronic warfare.

Greg Peloquin, executive VP of Power & Microwave Technologies at Richardson Electronics, discusses the company's relaunch, growth opportunties and their engineered solutions approach to distribution.

Robert Kocis, vice president of worldwide sales and support at ANSYS, discusses how the company is addressing the changing market form industry consolidation to distributed design centers as well as IoT technology challenges.

Greg Henderson, VP of RF & Microwave Business Unit at Analog Devices, discusses how the company is now positioned to supply the entire radio signal chain as a partner to their customers after the acquisition of Hittite in both the commercial and defense sectors.