Companies in the Wireless industry

Panasonic is a Japanese multinational electronics corporation founded in 1918 by Kōnosuke Matsushita.

Nokia is a telecommunications, IT and consumer electronics company specializing in 5G technology, network solutions and mobile phones.

Texas Instruments is an american company that designs and makes semiconductors founded in 1951 by Cecil Howard Green, Eugene McDermott, J. Erik Jonsson and Patrick E. Haggerty.

Huawei is a Chinese multinational technology company making telecommunications equipment and consumer electronics.

Infineon is a company providing semiconductor solutions for a range of applications including automation, smart systems and security for the Internet of Things.

Dell is an American multinational computer technology corporation founded in 1984 by Michael Dell.

Juniper Networks develops and sells products and services related to the networking industry, including switching, routing, security, and related software products.

AT&T Inc. is a multinational conglomerate holding company providing media and telecommunications solutions and services.

Sprint is a company founded by Cleyson L. Brown.

Avaya is a Durham, North Carolina-based multinational technology company offering cloud communications and workstream collaboration solutions.

Bluetooth is a wireless data communication technology for electronic devices over short distances, widely used for mobile phones, wireless headsets and headphones, car stereo systems, and wireless speakers.

Sierra Nevada Corporation is an American electronic systems provider and systems integrator for the defense, aerospace and space industries founded in 1963.

DeepSig is an early-stage startup that develops deep learning software to reinvent wireless communications.

Fortinet is a network security corporation that specializes in securing and protecting organizational networks.

Cellusys provides roaming and security solutions for mobile operators.

Ericsson is a Swedish provider of communications technology and services.

NXP Semiconductors is a semiconductor manufacturer founded in 2006.

Kumu Networks provides a proprietary self-interference cancellation technology that increases the efficiency of wireless networks.

InterDigital is a Wilmington, Delaware-based company founded in 1972 by Jay Markley.

Siklu is a San Jose, California and Petah Tikva-based telecommunications company developing multi-gigabit wireless fiber connectivity systems for urban, suburban, and rural areas.

Microchip Technology Inc. is a leading provider of smart, connected and secure embedded control solutions.

CommScope is a network technology company that provides solutions and services for enterprise wireless networks.

Kepler Communications is a company that has a focus on satellite production and communication networks.

Zayo Group offers bandwidth infrastructure services across various markets, delivering lit services and dark fiber products. It supports wireline and wireless customers, data centers, and government agencies with a robust network infrastructure. The company also provides carrier-neutral colocation facilities to enhance connectivity options.

Philips is a Dutch multinational electronics and health technology company focused on improving people's health and health care