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WiSig Networks, Intel's PSG launch 5G open network telecom gear to boost signal coverage, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

WiSig Networks, Intel's PSG launch 5G open network telecom gear to boost signal coverage, ET Telecom

WiSig Networks said it spearheaded the development of the solution on chipset from Intel's Programmable Solutions Group (PSG) which it claims to deliver a 10 times improvement in uplink cell edge coverage.

PRODUCT OF THE WEEK: CAES TORNADO Direct-to-Digital Data Converter - Vimarsana News

PRODUCT OF THE WEEK: CAES TORNADO Direct-to-Digital Data Converter

This week’s product, the CAES TORNADO Direct-to-Digital Data Converter, is designed to meet radar, electronic warfare (EW), signals intelligence (SIGINT), and C4ISR mission application bandwidth and form factor requirements.

Intel CEO says there are no plans to spin off its foundry business - Vimarsana News

Intel CEO says there are no plans to spin off its foundry business

Intel CEO reiterates commitment to in-house foundries despite investor pressure. Get the latest update on Intel's strategy for its chip business

Intel beats expectations, reveals new foundry customers and traction in AI, sending its stock higher - Vimarsana News

Intel beats expectations, reveals new foundry customers and traction in AI, sending its stock higher

Intel beats expectations, reveals new foundry customers and traction in AI, sending its stock higher - SiliconANGLE

Intel's Bold Move: Spinning Off Programmable Chip Unit To Compete With Taiwan's TSMC - NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA), Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE:TSM) - Vimarsana News

Intel's Bold Move: Spinning Off Programmable Chip Unit To Compete With Taiwan's TSMC - NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA), Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE:TSM)