EnSilica has been selected to join the newly formed CHERI Adoption Collective, launched by PA Consulting in collaboration with the U.K. Department for Science, Innovation & Technology (DSIT).
Sivers Semiconductors AB announced general availability of its 7 to 15 GHz DaybreakTM beamforming ICs for emerging 5G/6G frequency range 3 (FR3) applications as well as multi-function defense arrays.
Modelithics® announced the release of the Modelithics COMPLETE+3D Library for Ansys HFSS™ simulation software — now part of the Synopsys portfolio.
VectorWave Corporation announced the public launch and commercialization of a fundamentally new approach to edge intelligence.
The Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) announced its Phase 2 Wi-Fi 7 MLO Enterprise Field Trials Report, providing strong evidence supporting enterprise adoption of multi-link operation (MLO) capable Wi-Fi 7 devices.
Raltron Electronics announced the release of the OX6580MK D3 20 100.000 12, a 100 MHz OCXO optimized for applications that demand exceptional close in phase noise and long term frequency stability.
Taoglas announced the FXP30x and PC30x series of high performance embedded combination antennas, a new family of compact antennas designed to support cellular, GNSS and Wi-Fi® connectivity for space-constrained electronic devices.
FormFactor, Inc. and Rohde & Schwarz announced a strategic co-marketing partnership as part of FormFactor’s MeasureOne partner program, a solution-integration initiative designed to deliver validated, turnkey on-wafer test systems.
NXGSAT, in partnership with ETL Systems, has successfully demonstrated an interoperable, fully productised 5G NTN solution, combining NXGSAT’s software-defined 5G NTN UE modem with ETL’s GENUS Digital platform, integrated through the DIFI standard.
Kymeta Corporation announced its new Kestrel™ u5, a small and capable multi-orbit satcom terminal designed for the unmanned systems and national security sectors as well as high speed industrial mobility operations.
ThinKom Solutions, Inc. announced the launch of its new Containerized Digital Array, a transportable ground station that replaces vulnerable dish-based ground entry points.
Emerson announced details of its annual NI Connect conference, being held May 12-14 at the Fort Worth Convention Center under the theme “Productivity Reimagined.”
Groundbreaking research is underway at Northrop Grumman’s Microelectronics Center (NGMC) which is reshaping physicists’ understanding of diamonds, positioning them as the next-generation material used in manufacturing microelectronics.
Reactel looks forward to exhibiting at the International Microwave Symposium (IMS), held this year in Boston, Mass., from June 7-12, 2026.
IBL Lab GmbH, the DAkkS-accredited EMC test laboratory of IB Lenhardt AG, has significantly expanded its high-field immunity testing capabilities with a substantial investment in a suite of high-power amplifier systems from Rohde & Schwarz.
Global Invacom Group and Satwave Arrays Inc. signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enable the commercial production of a multi-orbit flat panel antenna (FPA) for Ka/Ku-Band.
NexSat Space Systems Corporation announced its official company launch and unveiled its first groundbreaking product development, ACE (Aero Conformal ESA) — an industry-first fully integrated Ku/Ka-Band electronically steered antenna (ESA), known as “The Invisible Antenna.”
The 3GPP Organizational Partners, the Telecommunication Technology Committee and the Association of Radio Industries and Businesses, were joint hosts of the 3GPP Technical Specification Group (TSG) #111 meetings, held in Fukuoka from March 9 to 13, 2026. Although 5G Advanced specification work remains the primary focus, two new reports caught the eye during the week.
Open Cosmos unveils its new global space-based IoT service — the only offering to fuse global IoT connectivity with real-time Earth observation data to deliver contextual intelligence to governments and institutions across the world.
Kymeta Corporation reveals specifications for its first multi-band, multi-orbit, single aperture antenna – as part of a revolutionary new user terminal set to make other satcom technologies secondary when mission comes first.