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Modernizing Signals Intelligence with Software-Defined Spectrum Analysis
With all facets of modern life increasingly dependent on wireless systems, the battlefield is no different. Electronic attack (EA) is now a pervasive and perpetual threat, and the relentless advance of technology has brought new dimensions to modern conflict. Wireless and digital systems have allowed for unprecedented speeds of decision making and communication by all…
ThinkRF Opens European Headquarters in the United Kingdom
Steve Blades to lead expansion and work closely with key customers in Europe ThinkRF Corp., the leader in software-defined spectrum analysis, today announced their expansion to Europe with an office outside London, England. This expansion will be the base for the company’s growth into key markets in Europe. “Our strategy is to leverage the flexibility…
VIAVI and ThinkRF collaborate to monitor 5G spectrum
ThinkRF D2030 Downconverter extends existing test equipment to new frequencies ThinkRF Corp., the leader in software-defined spectrum analysis, today announced a collaboration with VIAVI Solutions to help mobile operators, field technicians and wireless equipment providers monitor and test next generation spectrum and devices, widely known as 5G. Working together, ThinkRF and VIAVI created a downconverter…
ThinkRF establishes United States subsidiary in Washington DC
Industry veteran Rhys Robinson joins ThinkRF to better serve growing US customer base ThinkRF Corp., the leader in software-defined spectrum analysis, today announced the creation of a wholly-owned US subsidiary, ThinkRF Inc., and the opening of its headquarters in the Washington DC metro area. “We are at a critical juncture in the spectrum analysis market,”…
ThinkRF attracts $5 million investment to accelerate growth
Plans to further expand product portfolio in 5G and security markets ThinkRF Corp, the leader in software-defined spectrum analysis, today announced that it has raised $5 million in additional funding to capture a significant share of the spectrum analyzer market, which is expected to reach $1.75 billion US by 2022. “We are pleased to have…
Why are Traditional Spectrum Analysis Solutions Poorly Suited for Monitoring?
The rise of wireless and mobile technologies has transformed the way we communicate, work, and even the way we get around. So much of today’s world is made possible by the wireless spectrum that we almost take it for granted, and the technologies that use the spectrum, such as smartphones and other devices, are nearly…