Tim Higgins
Qualcomm is reported be in discussions to buy WiGig chip company Wilocity.
Israeli financial site TheMarker reported on Saturday that the price being discussed is in the neighborhood of $300M, but terms have not been settled.
Wilocity announced a partnership with Atheros back in 2010 and Qualcomm purchased Atheros in 2011. So if the deal goes through, Qualcomm will have yet another arrow in its wireless technology quiver.
Qualcomm today announced that it will acquire for cash WLAN MIMO innovator Airgo Networks and the majority of RF Micro Devices' (RFMD's) Bluetooth assets. The announcement said the acquisitions are being made to "enhance Qualcomm's ability to deliver industry-leading, complete semiconductor solutions that will enable its device manufacturing partners to more quickly and easily offer a wide range of compelling wireless devices".
iPass today introduced the first edition of its Wi-Fi Hotspot Index. The Index is a report that summarizes session data ...
NETGEAR now has two MU-MIMO routers; one announced, one not.
