4 companies · 5 sourced backers · 25 milestones on record
This frontier covers future 6G wireless systems and the chips, networking equipment and testing tools needed to build them. Companies are working to put base-station functions into programmable chips, move growing data volumes reliably and introduce AI methods that learn how to transmit and receive signals.
Where the 4 companies stand today, from their profiles and 10-year milestones. Tap a phase to see who is there.
- ▸Making compact, programmable base-station hardware commercially usable
- ▸Turning new radio technologies into dependable deployed networks
- ▸Handling growing data volumes reliably
- ▸Getting AI-based radio methods adopted commercially and in future standards
Publicly listed: 2 companies (owned by public shareholders).
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- Cisco (6G/Networking)
To build the networking infrastructure needed for more demanding connected systems and future wireless services.
Everyone · publicly listed
- DeepSig
DeepSig aims to have AI-native air interface methods adopted into commercial radio networks and future 6G standards, so that transmission and reception are j…
Some users · backed by Comcast Ventures, Samsung Ventures
- EdgeQ
To integrate mobile-network base-station functions into programmable chips.
Some users · backed by Lockheed Martin, Threshold Ventures
- Keysight Technologies
To provide the testing and measurement tools needed to develop advanced wireless networks, including future 6G systems.
Everyone · publicly listed
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