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Maja Systems Millimeter Wave CMOS terabit connectivity accelerated by DARPA Award
Milpitas, CA – April 30, 2019 – Maja Systems is pleased to announce that it has received funding for the project “Development for Terabit Wireless Interfaces “ as part of DARPA Microsystems Technology Office’s (MTO) Electronics Resurgence Initiative (ERI) to ensure far-reaching improvements in electronics performance well beyond the limits of traditional scaling. Maja Systems is leveraging its leading edge broadband CMOS radio architecture with the industry’s first mmW surface mount (SMT) antenna technology to develop a new paradigm in wireless data throughput and efficiency to achieve low latency, terabit data transfer to support real time connectivity applications. “This project represents a major milestone for Maja Systems as we continue to demonstrate best in class technology and products for the demanding industrial and enterprise wireless markets,” said Joy Laskar, CEO of Maja Systems.
About Maja Systems
Maja Systems is a fabless semiconductor company that has developed disruptive highly integrated CMOS millimeter wave (mmWave) digital radio (MDR) and antenna solutions. Its solutions not only offer compelling advantages, but resolve many of the historical limitations of high-throughput mmWave communications and are uniquely suited to provide massively parallel ultra-high speed (terabyte/petabyte) mmWave radio links. We are a team of innovators with decades of Millimeter-Wave experience committed to commercializing this technology for a new class of interconnects for demanding industrial, enterprise and automotive applications. Maja is privately-held and based in Silicon Valley.For more information, visit www.majasystems.com.
About Electronic Research Initiative
On June 1, 2017, the DARPA Microsystems Technology Office (MTO) announced a new Electronics Resurgence Initiative (ERI) to ensure far-reaching improvements in electronics performance well beyond the limits of traditional scaling. ERI draws on new and existing DARPA programs to make a significant investment into enabling circuit specialization and managing complexity. Building on the tradition of other successful government-industry partnerships, ERI aims to forge forward-looking collaborations among the commercial electronics community, defense industrial base, university researchers, and the Department of Defense to create a more specialized, secure, and heavily automated electronics industry that serves the needs of both defense as well as the domestic commercial sectors.
About Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
For sixty years, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has held to a singular and enduring mission: to make pivotal investments in breakthrough technologies for national security. Working with innovators inside and outside of government, DARPA has repeatedly delivered on that mission, transforming revolutionary concepts and even seeming impossibilities into practical capabilities. The ultimate results have included not only game- changing military capabilities such as precision weapons and stealth technology, but also such icons of modern civilian society such as the Internet, automated voice recognition and language translation, and Global Positioning System receivers small enough to embed in myriad consumer devices.
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