Articles by Keysight Technologies Inc., Santa Rosa, Calif.

More of today's design problems are being caused by the systems that power them. Designs are placing higher demands on their power systems and so during the design phase, your power supply needs to be able to provide reliable power to your device under test.

Keysight is launching Wave 2018, a first-of-its kind event created to connect you with our experts. Plus, you can register for daily bench and RF giveaways worth more than $44,000!

The Keysight 5G poster, titled “10 Things You Should Know About Massive MIMO,” provides insights into massive MIMO as well as 5G solutions. Enhance your lab and office walls with the lastest reference poster.

Keysight Technologies announced that its 5G network emulation solutions are now ready for 5G new radio (NR) and will continue to support the new 3GPP NR standards.

Keysight Technologies' corporate headquarters in Santa Rosa, California has resumed operations after being temporarily closed due to the wildfires in Northern California. All four main buildings at the site are intact, and the majority of production facilities are back in operation, according to the company. Keysight affirmed the fourth quarter 2017 financial guidance provided in its third quarter earnings release on August 30, 2017.

Wildfires in California's wine country closed Keysight's headquarters site in Santa Rosa. The company reported minor damage to the main structures.

Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced the industry’s first scalable PXIe microwave signal generator with frequency coverage up to 44 GHz and modulation bandwidth up to 1 GHz for generating complex waveforms used in emerging 5G and aerospace and defense DVT applications.

Keysight GoldenGate is the best-in-class RFIC simulation tool inside the Cadence Virtuoso design environment. For many years, RF designers have relied on GoldenGate to solve their challenging problems and have benefited from its robust simulation convergence and fast simulation capabilities to fully characterize their transceiver designs prior to tape-out.