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Pivotal Commware announced its initial round of funding of $17 million. Pivotal spun out from Intellectual Ventures in 2016 as the exclusive licensee of IV's metamaterials technology for terrestrial communications markets such as defense, cellular and vehicles (e.g., planes, cars, ships, trains and drones).

GenXComm closed a fully-subscribed round of seed financing, with investments from the UT Horizon Fund and other investors. GenXComm says their "robust, simultaneous, self-interference cancellation (S-SIX) technology unleashes the full potential of the spectrum used for today’s 5G mobile, Wi-Fi and cable networks by allowing channels to be stacked one next to the other with no empty spectrum between them."

At this year’s Paris Air Show, Leonardo has unveiled its new Gabbiano TS Ultra-Light (UL) surveillance radar, the result of the company’s efforts to package all the technology and modes of its successful range of Gabbiano radars into a highly-affordable product weighing less than 24 kg.

Epec Engineered Technologies announced the acquisition of high-reliability custom radio frequency (RF) product manufacturer—Putnam RF Filters, Inc.

WIN Semiconductors has developed a GaAs PIN diode MMIC process for high frequency switch and limiter applications. The 3 µm i-layer PIN diodes have near constant junction capacitance through 50 GHz, low insertion loss and excellent isolation for high frequency switch applications.

Cambridge Broadband Networks (CBNL) and TPx Communications (TPx) are winners of the ‘Infrastructure Innovation’ category at the Global Telecoms Business Innovation Awards.

Z-Instruments has launched the AirBOX Wide Band Digital Air Interface Emulator with a frequency range of 10 MHz to 15 GHz and beyond.

Cobham Antenna Systems launched its next generation Anti-Jam GPS System at the International Paris Air Show.

Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced the availability of a high-accuracy tip and sample heater to expand the utility of its popular Nano Indenter G200. This easy-to-use solution uses a precise high-power diode laser to heat the sample and the indenter tip.