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ACCM Brings New Advanced Materials and Increased Capacity to 2026 PCB West
Mini-Circuits to Showcase RF, Microwave, and Millimeter-Wave Solutions at European Microwave Week 2026
Mini-Circuits will exhibit at European Microwave Week (EuMW) 2026, which will take place from October 6 to 8 at ExCeL London in the United Kingdom. At Booth A40A, the company will showcase a range of..
Empower RF Launches 200 W GaN Amplifier from 900-1700 MHz for C-UAS and EW Systems
Empower RF Systems, a manufacturer of high-power RF and microwave amplifiers, has announced the release of its new Model 1240, an RF amplifier module delivering a guaranteed minimum of 200 watts acro..
Keysight and UC Berkeley Collaborate to Advance 6G Over-the-Air Testing
Keysight Technologies has entered into a new collaboration supporting research at the Berkeley Wireless Research Center (BWRC) to accelerate and improve the testing of next-generation wireless device..
Fraunhofer IAF to Showcase 4-420 GHz Broadband Distributed Amplifier Chip at EuMW 2026
At the European Microwave Week in London (Booth B35) from October 4 to 9, 2026,Researchers at Fraunhofer IAF, will be showcasing a new broadband distributed amplifier chip they have developed using t..
Rohde & Schwarz Introduces Solid-State Power Amplifier System for Applications up to 53 GHz
Rohde & Schwarz has introduced the SAM200 system amplifier, an extension to the successful SAM100, marking a significant expansion of its amplifier portfolio. While the original SAM100 covers 2 G..
CRFS Enables Passive SIGINT and Real-Time RF Geolocation from Unmanned Surface Vessels
CRFS is extending passive RF sensing into unmanned maritime operations by integrating its RFeye sensor technology with unmanned surface vessels (USVs). The approach gives unmanned platforms onboard s..
Taoglas Highlights Cellular, Wi-Fi, GNSS and NTN Redundancy for Reliable Connectivity
Taoglas has outlined a redundancy-first approach to wireless system design in which cellular, Wi-Fi, GNSS, and non-terrestrial network (NTN) links are combined to improve connectivity resilience. The..
Mini-Circuits to Showcase Innovative RF and Microwave Solutions at European Microwave Week 2026
Qorvo to Showcase RF System Expertise at European Microwave Week 2026
Keysight Enables UC Berkeley Research to Advance 6G Over-the-Air Testing
Rohde & Schwarz Expands its System Amplifier Portfolio with the R&S SAM200 for Applications up to 53 GHz
Siemens and TSMC Advance AI-powered Semiconductor Design Automation
MathWorks Demonstrates Passive Radar Workflow from Simulation to RF Validation
MathWorks has demonstrated an end-to-end passive radar development workflow that moves from simulation to validation with real RF measurements collected using the ADALM-PHASER platform. The example i..
Ezurio Introduces Low-Power Wireless Modules with Bluetooth LE and Edge AI
Ezurio has introduced the BL54LM20 Series, a family of pre-certified wireless modules that combine Bluetooth LE, Thread, Matter, NFC, and edge AI capabilities in a single low-power platform. Designed..
Mars RF to Showcase 1.5 MHz to 46 GHz RF Power Amplifiers at ADEX 2026
Mars RF, a china based supplier of RF power amplifiers and RF systems, will exhibit at ADEX 2026 in Baku from 30 Sep. to 2 Oct. at Booth 2A058-Hall 2. At the exhibition, Mars RF will highlight select..
LoRa Alliance® Reports 150 Million LoRaWAN® Devices Deployed Globally
The LoRa Alliance, the nonprofit organization that develops and promotes the LoRaWAN standard, reports that 150 million LoRaWAN-connected devices have been deployed worldwide. It says the number of c..
FCC Opens Rural “Innovation Zones” for 5G, Ag-Tech Testing
The FCC has greenlit a new rural Innovation Zone in Iowa, opening the door for experimental wireless testing in precision agriculture. The move also expands spectrum access at existing zones in Boston, Raleigh, and Salt Lake City, signaling broader momentum for rural connectivity research.
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AI-Data Centers Will Create Major E-Waste Issues
A new report warns that the rapid expansion of AI-driven data centers could triple e-waste generation over the next 25 years. The Basel Action Network projects a staggering annual total by 2030, raising fresh questions about the environmental cost of the AI boom.
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