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Wistron NeWeb Corp. (WNC) and EdgeQ Inc partnered to introduce the first software-defined, multi-mode 4G/5G small cell, enabling a new paradigm for telco operators and enterprise customers looking for a singular design that converges 4G and 5G networks.
MaxLinear, Inc announced it has partnered with EdgeQ on an all-in-one small cell reference design, converging 4G, 5G and compute onto a single software-defined platform.
EdgeQ Inc has collaborated with Vodafone and Dell Technologies to debut a state-of-the-art O-RAN-based, massive MIMO solution at this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
ST Engineering iDirect’s EU Satcom Centre of Excellence is leading a consortium of leading satellite industry players to develop the European Protected Waveform (EPW) for the European Defence Fund (EDF).
LEMO announced the expansion of its field-proven M Series with a new multi coaxial configuration, named LM.232, available in size LM with up to 12x coaxial contacts.
The XTCMN5 Series Common Mode Choke Inductors are designed for extreme environments, working from 100 to 600 KHz+, making them ideal for GaN based power supplies as well as traditional switching supplies.
Greenerwave will provide a real-time demonstration of its reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS) technology—a brick necessary for the deployment of 5G mmWave networks.
Sivers Wireless will feature a live demonstration of a fully-functioning and deployment-ready base station reference design based on the NXP’s Layerscape® Access LA12xx baseband processor, Sivers’ TRB02801
5G mmWave transceiver module and PureSoftware’s software stack at the MWC exhibition in Barcelona starting February 27.
Rohde & Schwarz has partnered with Bullitt and MediaTek to fully test and verify the first satellite-to-mobile messaging 5G smartphone in line with 3GPP Release 17.
Northrop Grumman Corporation has successfully moved its first Electronically-Scanned Multifunction Reconfigurable Integrated Sensor (EMRIS), a new ultra-wideband sensor, into integration and test.