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Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd. announced the formation of its new defense division, a strategic move designed to target the increasing demand for government and defense SATCOM solutions.
Amphenol RF announced the expansion of their BNC product portfolio with additional options featuring flexible micro-miniature coaxial cables.
Pixus Technologies announced a new C5ISR Modular Suite of Standards (CMOSS) and SOSA development backplane that supports various I/O intensive, compute intensive, switches, PNT slots and VITA 62 PSU slots.
The sensor solutions provider HENSOLDT has been awarded a contract extension for the Eurofighter Mk1 radar worth approximately 350 million euros.
The Next Generation Mobile Networks Alliance (NGMN) revealed that consensus, time and a focus on continuous improvement will be key elements for 6G while publishing a proposed framework to guide the evolution of network architecture.
The Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) released a set of “L4S Implementation Guidelines” for low latency, low loss and scalable (L4S) throughput over Wi-Fi networks.
The R&S ADD507 direction finding antenna from Rohde & Schwarz represents a significant leap forward for spectrum monitoring solutions, offering the widest frequency range on the market in a compact design.
The Helmut-Schmidt-University of the Federal Armed Forces Hamburg (HSU/UniBw H) has embarked on a pioneering research collaboration with ipoque, a Rohde & Schwarz company.
The latest radio resource management (RRM) conformance work item from the Global Certification Forum (GCF) has reached “Active” status following the approval of the Rohde & Schwarz R&S TS8980FTA-M1 5G conformance test system as the first to meet test platform approval criteria.
UK-based AccelerComm has launched a new 5G non-terrestrial network (NTN) physical layer solution, designed to deliver up to 6 Gbps and supporting 128 beams and 4,096 users per chipset, for LEO satellites.
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is moving forward with efforts to support the development and deployment of advanced air mobility systems intended to foster an increase in accessible and convenient transportation options for people and cargo.
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