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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.

WIN Semiconductors grew revenue to record levels in the fourth quarter of 2017 and the full year, aided by diversifying into optical devices for consumer products.

For the first quarter of fiscal 2018, MACOM reported revenue of $130.9 million, which was down 21 percent sequentially and down 14 percent from the prior year’s quarter. MACOM’s CEO John Croteau attributed the decline in revenue to “the geopolitical downturn in China,” the second quarter softness in China has dampened revenue.

Nova Telecom has partnered with Cambridge Broadband Networks Limited to launch a new enterprise grade fixed wireless service in Ireland.

Anritsu Company introduces three software packages for its Universal Wireless Test Set MT8870A that create the industry’s first turnkey solution for production-line testing of IEEE 802.11ax standard-compliant devices.

Pasternack has unveiled a new line of compact, tunable, low phase noise, waveguide, Gunn-diode oscillators at popular K- and Ka-Band frequencies.