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Modelithics and International Manufacturing Services (IMS) have completed the development of eight new broadband Microwave Global Models™ for IMS attenuator and resistor families.
Keysight Technologies Inc. introduced the BenchVue Lab Management and Control solution, a software tool designed to simplify the configuration, monitoring and tracking of lab instruments while optimizing student learning.
ANSYS Cloud aims to help businesses of all sizes to accelerate innovation and reduce time to market with the power of on-demand simulation and high-performance computing (HPC).
Pasternack has launched a new extended series of mmWave, removable, edge launch, PCB connectors that are ideal for SERDES applications like high speed networking, cloud servers and supercomputing.
BAE Systems is expanding operations into Manchester, New Hampshire, leasing a 200,000 square foot campus, largely to support EW programs. This is the latest strategic investment in BAE Systems' facilities and workforce to prepare for continuing and projected business growth.
SatixFy UK Ltd. introduced the world’s first Ku-Band, 256 element, electronically steered multi-beam array (ESMA) antenna at this week’s SmallSat Symposium 2019 in Mountain View, California.
Novelda has closed a USD $15 million funding round led by Investinor to further develop and take the XeThru radar sensor technology into high volume applications.
Industry analyst Earl Lum recently mapped Verizon's 5G sites in Sacramento. In our latest chat about the wireless industry, he talks about his findings, the FCC's regulations streamlining small cell siting, Huawei's troubles and the broader implications for national security.
AT&T said it has initiated discussions with technology suppliers to start testing and building commercial equipment for Project AirGig, its concept to distribute high speed data by propagating millimeter wave signals along the surface of power lines. AT&T is also planning another field trial.
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