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Featured News
June 30, 2008
Azimuth Systems Names George Reed as Vice President of Marketing and Product Management
Wireless Industry Veteran to Drive Azimuth’s Marketing Efforts
June 16, 2008
Keithley and Azimuth Systems Announce Collaboration to Create LTE, WiMAX RF Testing Solutions
June 9, 2008
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Uses Azimuth Systems’ ACE™ 400WB Channel Emulator for Federal Railroad Study on Mobile WiMAX
Featured Article
Adapting Next Generation Applications to Universal Radio Environments
July 2008
By Sudeep Gupta
4G wireless, including the 3GPP Long Term Evolution (LTE) standard and WiMAX based on the expected 802.16m standard, promises to deliver the wide range of services that users demand, but it requires complex RF technologies to achieve its goals.
Featured Event
Azimuth is proud to be a premier sponsor of:
The Future of 4G: An Interactive Executive Summit.
The battle lines over 4G have been drawn. Mobile WiMAX advocates claim a first-to-market advantage. LTE proponents promise signifcant economies of scale, though deployments are not imminent. How will the 4G wireless world evolve? What applications will make the most sense on this high-speed network? Will the open network vision become a reality? The FierceWireless Future of 4G Online Summit will provide the answers.
The Future of 4G is a fully interactive event incorporating educational sessions, live chat, active movement in and out of exhibit booths and sessions, contests and more!
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Featured Award
June 2008
Azimuth's ACE™ 400WB MIMO Channel Emulator was awarded the 2008 MITX Technology Customer Impact Award. The MITX Technology Awards, presented by the Massachusetts Innovation & Technology Exchange, recognize innovative technologies developed in the New England area and the organizations responsible for driving these technological advancements.