Tachyon expands partnership with Sivers, boosts FWA portfolio
The expanded USD 1.5 million development partnership addresses growing demand for higher-capacity, short-range mmWave links in dense urban and enterprise FWA deployments and will enable faster, broader network deployment of 28GHz and 60GHz transceivers.
Sweden’s Sivers Semiconductors has announced a new USD 1.5 million development partnership with Tachyon Networks for a 60 GHz mmWave transceiver for the FWA market.
US-based Tachyon Networks designs and manufactures affordable, high-performance solutions for the fixed wireless access market including multi-gigabit outdoor wireless devices in the mmWave bands (24GHz-71GHz), multi-gigabit switches, and related products.
The expanded collaboration between the two companies addresses growing demand for higher-capacity, short-range mmWave links in dense urban and enterprise FWA deployments and will enable faster, broader network deployment of 28GHz and 60GHz transceivers through Tachyon’s unified platform, Sivers said.
“This program reflects a deepening relationship with a customer that is already succeeding in the FWA market,” said Harish Krishnaswamy, Managing Director of the Wireless Business at Sivers Semiconductors. “By extending our collaboration to 60GHz, we are giving customers a faster lower risk path to scalable mmWave deployment, while building on proven technology already in the field.”
“Tachyon continues to focus on delivering high-performance, scalable mmWave solutions to our customers,” said Hal Bledsoe, CEO of Tachyon Networks. “Our expanded work with Sivers Semiconductors provides a clear and scalable path forward for both 28GHz and 60GHz deployments.”