Pat Hindle, Media Director at Microwave Journal, talks with Marzieh Veyseh, Co-Founder & CTO of SiTune, and Vahid Toosi, Founder & CEO about SiTune’s beginnings, unique technology and a new company name, Arctic Semiconductor.
US-based RF vendor SiTune rebranded as Arctic Semiconductor and commenced shipments of its first 5G chipset, part of a move to disrupt the low-power silicon market. Marzieh Veyseh told Mobile World Live (MWL) the company’s IceWings universal chipset is an integrated RF transceiver designed for wireless networks.
After executing a rebranding from its former name, SiTune, Arctic Semiconductor is now shipping its first 5G silicon chipset, IceWings, in mass production. The IceWings RF chipset delivers excellent signal quality and low power consumption to equipment manufacturers.
Putting its own spin on 5G products, Arctic Semiconductor (formerly SiTune Corporation) has shipped its first 5G RF chipset named IceWings. As 5G and its applications become more mainstream, programmable and dynamic RF circuits are paramount to addressing the myriad of uses for 5G.
Arctic Semiconductor announced it has rebranded from SiTune Corporation to Arctic Semiconductor, to emphasize its focus on 5G RF products. The company has started shipping its first 5G silicon chipset, IceWings, in mass production.
SiTune Corporation Secures Series A Financing to Develop & Deliver 5G Radios that Offer Unprecedented Power Efficiency & Industry-Leading Performance to Expand Connectivity Globally
SAN JOSE, CALIF. AND CHATHAM, N.J. (PRWEB) JULY 20, 2021 SiTune, an innovator of multiple generations of state-of-the-art RF and Mixed-signal System on a Chip, and MixComm, the mmWave Antennas to Algorithms™ pioneer, today announced a collaboration to develop 5G mmWave reference designs. These solutions will be based on SiTune’s IceWings RF transceiver and MixComm’s mmWave solutions including the SUMMIT2629 Beamformer Front End IC and the ECLIPSE3741 Antenna in Package, which was recently released.
Microwave Journal – June 14, 2021-With the influx of new technologies and applications requiring higher data rates and better service coverage, bandwidth and antenna array expansion are key to fast and reliable communication from high density 5G networks. The attendant infrastructure scaling, however, must be managed to minimize the growth of energy consumption as the number of data packets expands.
SAN JOSE, Calif., April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — SiTune, an innovator of multiple generations of state-of-the-art RF and Mixed-signal System on a Chip, today announced that it has joined Open Radio Access Network (O-RAN) Alliance. O-RAN Alliance is a global community of mobile service providers and technology suppliers driving the re-structure of RAN to elevate openness, virtualization, and intelligence for better multi-vendor interoperability of network equipment.