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Articles tagged with: Beceem Communications
Four New Members for WiMAX Patents Group
WiMAX patent pooling group, the Open Patent Alliance (OPA) has announced four new members - Beceem Communications, GCT Semiconductor, Sequans Communications and UQ Communications. Formed in June 2008, the OPA is dedicated to offering intellectual property rights (IPR) solutions that support the development and adoption of WiMAX services. more
Related Tags: open-patent-alliance, gct-semiconductor, sequans-communications, uq-communications, sequans, 4g
Beceem Raises US$20 Million for Mobile WiMAX Chip Development
Beceem Communications, a provider of mobile WiMAX chips, says that it has closed a US$20 million financing round that is providing the company with the capital needed to scale production and customer support as demand for its industry leading WiMAX chips is increasing around the world. more
Related Tags: wimax, mobile-wimax, motorola, samsung, intel, clearwire, driving, tim, ovi, iden
Consolidation Strikes the Mobile Phone Baseband Semiconductor Market
As the mobile-handset market goes, so goes the mobile-handset semiconductor market - and right now both areas are going through a period of consolidation that may lead to a significant winnowing of baseband chip suppliers, according to iSuppli. more
Related Tags: broadcom, ptc, semiconductor, isuppli, bankruptcy, texas, stmicroelectronics, infineon, oem, analog, freescale, chipset
Beceem Chipset Sets Mobile WiMAX Speed Record
The Mobile WiMAX chipset supplier, Beceem Communications says that it has successfully performed rate 2 MIMO demonstrations exceeding an aggregate Downlink and Uplink throughput of 33Mbps. This performance was achieved at the Application Layer using Beceem's BCS200 wave 2 chipset and the infrastructure of a leading carrier-class OEM. more
Related Tags: mms, mobile-wimax, mimo, chipset
Mobile WiMAX Sales to Surpass Fixed WiMAX
In the past year, the stationary form of WiMAX (fixed WiMAX or 802.16-2004) has seen steady adoption in the marketplace. But the mobile version, 802.16-2005, will be here sooner than many people think. To be technically and economically viable, mobile WiMAX ICs must hit "sweet spots" on a number of parameters. Vendors who find them quickly will outpace those who don't. more
Related Tags: mobile-wimax, fujitsu, mimo