Powerwave Powers Up
Posted on 08.02.05 by Nikhil @ 10:20 pm

NEW YORK - Keep your eyes on Powerwave Technologies, the company that for years provided nothing but power amplifiers for wireless equipment manufacturers and wireless carriers, but is now evolving further along the wireless value chain.

Powerwave’s core business is still manufacturing radio-frequency power amplifiers that are used in the base stations of cellular networks. The amplifiers give wireless transmissions a boost, thereby reducing signal interference and call disconnections. But the company is quickly coming into its own as a provider of wireless networking components. Click here for more…


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