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Frost & Sullivan Recognizes Siklu Communication for Its Innovation in Gigabit ...

Siklu’s solutions meet mobile operators’ dual demands – high throughput at a low cost – through an innovative redesign of the millimetric wave radio system. Delivering gigabit speeds over the millimetric wave spectrum and priced at 80 percent less than comparable systems, Siklu’s EtherHaul radios are an ideal solution for spectrum-congested urban and metropolitan backhaul. “Siklu is delighted to be recognized by a notable research and growth consultancy firm like Frost & Sullivan,” says Gaby Junowicz, VP marketing and business development at Siklu and continues: “Siklu remains committed to meeting future needs of mobile operators. With 4G/LTE resulting in smaller outdoor micro and picocells deployed at shorter intervals, the need for small footprint, low cost, high capacity backhaul becomes even greater. Siklu will continue to develop innovative backhaul solutions priced significantly lower than the industry norms, to support operators’ evolving needs.” Frost & Sullivan, the Growth Partnership Company, enables clients to accelerate growth and achieve best-in-class positions in growth, innovation and leadership. The company's Growth Partnership Service provides the CEO and the CEO's Growth Team with disciplined research and best-practice models to drive the generation, evaluation, and implementation of powerful growth strategies. Frost & Sullivan leverages 50 years of experience in partnering with Global 1000 companies, emerging businesses and the investment community from more than 40 offices on six continents. Siklu has been committed to reducing the cost of high capacity wireless backhaul solutions since 2008. The company’s success centers on an innovative silicon-based design of the E-band radio system and components that has resulted in systems priced as low as 20% of competition. The EtherHaul delivers Gigabit speeds over the uncongested millimetric wave spectrum and is ideal for a wide range of urban and metropolitan Ethernet wireless backhaul applications. Serving providers around the world, Siklu Communication is based near Tel Aviv, Israel. Learn more at www.siklu.com.

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Early Radio-Wave Detectors (Ppl History of Technology Series, No 2):

Frecuencia Al Día - Spanish program about Media, Technology, Internet, Amateur Radio and Short Wave.

Modern millimeter-wave technologies

This chapter overviews the current status of technology development of millimeter-wave ... Using the millimeter-wave band, a simple 50 GHz hand radio system ...

Millimeter wave technology IV and radio frequency power sources, 21-22 May 1987, Orlando, Florida

MILLIMETER WAVE TECHNOLOGY IV AND RADIO FREQUENCY POWER SOURCES Volume 791 Conference Committee Chairs James C. Wiltse Georgia Tech Research Institute, ...

Advanced millimeter-wave technologies, antennas, packaging and circuits

The third threshold event occurring is silicon technology and tools have been developed with suitable performance characteristics to enable radio design, ...

Encyclopedia of 20th-century technology

These were supplemented with short wave in early 1927, and full two-way short- wave ... HGJ The Continuous Wave: Technology and American Radio, 1900–1932. ...

Millimeter wave technology in wireless PAN, LAN, and MAN

[29] Choi ST, Yang KS, Shimizu S., Tokuda K., and Kim YH, "A 60-GHz point-to- multipoint millimeter-wave fiber-radio communication system," IEEE Transactions ...