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 ViaSat Inc. has been awarded $54 million from the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) for co-development and qualification of Tactical Targeting Network Technology (TTNT) capabilities for the Multifunctional Information Distribution System Joint Tactical Radio System (MIDS JTRS).  

 Tech-X Corp. will be holding a free VSim Training Session in Boulder, Colo. for two days starting October 22 at 9 a.m. A free work day will be available the following day on October 24. 

 Bonding Source, the industry’s leading supplier of epoxy pastes and films for the RF Microwave industry, introduces the latest from NAMICS for applications requiring high thermal conductivity.  

 High Speed Interconnects (HSI), an extruder and manufacturer of high-performance coaxial cable and coaxial cable assemblies, has announced a broad range of highly-custom, micro coaxial cable assemblies intended to deliver signal and power. 

 ANADIGICS, Inc., a world leader in radio frequency (RF) solutions, announced that it is shipping production volumes of its AWB7122 and AWB7222 small-cell power amplifiers to Nextivity. 

 LTE has turbocharged the mobile Internet experience for end-users, which is reflected in rapid adoption of LTE-capable smartphones along with other mobile devices, but it has also reinvigorated the broadband wireless marketplace. According to ABI Research, 1.26 billion households do not have DSL, cable or fiber-optic broadband.  

National Instruments has announced the shortlisted finalists in the 2014 Engineering Impact Awards, to honour the UK & Ireland’s most innovative engineering projects using NI software and hardware.

Steatite Q-par Antennas has released an ultra-small multi-octave wideband 1 to 18 GHz left and right hand circularly polarised spiral antenna suitable for applications where space and gain requirements are at a premium.

Huber + Suhner further extends its proven portfolio of SENCITY^® rail roof-top antennas with low profile MIMO products. The new SENCITY Rail MIMO antenna is claimed to be a perfect fit for the European market.

Cambridge Pixel has supplied its radar tracking technology to Blighter Surveillance Systems for use as part of a persistent surveillance capability along the Korean Demilitarised Zone.