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Samsung Electronics unveiled its 28 GHz, end-to-end, fixed wireless access (FWA) equipment for 5G at Mobile World Congress 2018 in Barcelona last week, including the radio access network (RAN) and customer premises equipment (CPE).

Ethertronics announced the EC714 Wi-Fi Active Steering™ front-end module (FEM) providing a “breakthrough” 5 GHz Wi-Fi FEM solution for 802.11ac/ax.

RADWIN announces its mmWave mesh solution at 60 GHz which will be showcased at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, February 26-March 1, 2018.

With all of the focus on 5G these days, we tend to forget about Wi-Fi which actually carries the bulk of mobile traffic relatively effortlessly. That is not typically the case at events where there are hundreds or thousands of people using their mobile devices in a confined area. But the upcoming generation of Wi-Fi, 802.11ax, will change those poor service experiences into noticeable better ones.

After years of talking about 5G at Mobile World Congress, it's here and happening faster than expected. Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri shared his perspective on the eve of the 2018 conference, including five predictions for the rest of the year.

Analog Devices has released the LTC5594, a wideband, high linearity, true zero-IF demodulator with 1 GHz instantaneous I and Q bandwidth.

Anokiwave announced the first product in a family of second-generation 5G silicon quad core ICs that enable 3GPP-compliant base stations.  The AWMF-0156 operates from 37.1 to 40.0 GHz, supports four radiating elements and includes gain and phase controls for analog beam steering. 

MaxLinear's MxL11xx CMOS transceiver has been designed in Aviat Networks' new line of WTM 4000 microwave radios. The MxL11xx incorporates full receive, transmit, feedback path and all synthesizer components on a single chip and supports all licensed and unlicensed bands from 5 to 45 GHz, all ETSI channel spacings from 5 to 224 MHz and code rates to 4096-QAM.