Keysight Technologies develops design, emulation and test solutions used across the electronics product lifecycle. News about KEYS commonly covers measurement software, validation systems and services for communications, industrial automation, aerospace and defense, automotive, semiconductor and general electronics customers.
Recurring updates include product launches for PCIe 7.0 validation, automotive Ethernet receiver compliance, 5G and 6G network testing, non-terrestrial network integration, new energy vehicle charging validation and virtual manufacturing tools such as Keysight Assembly. Company news also includes collaboration announcements, strategic investments, updates from Spirent as part of Keysight, and scheduled financial-results releases.
Keysight (NYSE: KEYS) and Qualcomm Technologies are collaborating to advance high-precision RF digital twins for massive MIMO in 5G-Advanced and AI-native 6G research. The teams will demonstrate a photorealistic RF digital twin validated against over-the-air measurements at Mobile World Congress 2026 (Hall 5 #5F41).
The workflow links Keysight Channel Studio RaySim raytracing, channel emulation, and Qualcomm’s massive MIMO prototype to compare KPIs such as RSRP, rank, and throughput and to generate channel datasets for AI/ML tasks like CSI compression and AI-assisted precoding.
Keysight (NYSE: KEYS), together with Samsung and NVIDIA, demonstrated an end-to-end AI-RAN validation workflow at MWC 2026 in Barcelona. The demonstration unified data generation, AI/ML training, and repeatable benchmarking for PUSCH channel estimation in a single automated test pipeline.
The workflow integrated Keysight AI-RAN Simulation Toolset, NVIDIA Aerial testbed platforms (GH200, DGX Spark, Aerial Omniverse digital twin) and commercial radio hardware to train and benchmark AI models from Samsung, NVIDIA, and Keysight before field testing.
Keysight (NYSE: KEYS) and MediaTek unveiled a working prototype advancing AI-driven uplink optimization and model life‑cycle management for radio access networks, to be demonstrated at Mobile World Congress 2026.
The prototype uses Keysight’s channel emulation and 3D ray‑tracing to validate RAN‑assisted AI, site‑specific retraining, and over‑the‑air model updates to improve uplink throughput, spectral efficiency, and reliability in realistic scenarios.
Keysight (NYSE: KEYS) will demonstrate lab-based NR-NTN LEO mobility testing with Samsung at MWC 2026, validating satellite-to-mobile scenarios aligned with planned Starlink deployments. The demo uses Keysight’s 5G Network Emulator, Samsung NR-NTN modem integration, and PNT Xe positioning emulation from the Spirent acquisition.
The validation targets mobility, handover, service continuity, MIMO throughput, and GNSS-based positioning in controlled lab conditions to de-risk device readiness ahead of live LEO launches.
Keysight (NYSE: KEYS) will demonstrate AI-driven wireless innovations and 6G readiness at Mobile World Congress 2026, March 2–5, Hall 5, booth #5F41, Fira de Barcelona Gran Via.
Demos cover 5G-Advanced to early 6G RF digital twins, ML-based CSI compression, AI-driven RAN validation, NR-NTN device and modem validation, quantum photonics testing, PNT live-to-lab testing, and AI workload benchmarking to support resilient network deployment.
Keysight (NYSE: KEYS) and Ericsson collaborated to validate pre-6G interoperability between an Ericsson pre-6G gNB and prototype devices using Keysight’s WaveJudge Wireless Analyzer Solutions. The work demonstrates full-stack interoperability on real network infrastructure, helps diagnose protocol and signaling discrepancies, and will be shown live at Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2026.
WaveJudge supplies multi-layer decoding, KPI insights, and root-cause analysis to speed issue resolution as 6G standards evolve.
Keysight Technologies (NYSE: KEYS) reported record Q1 FY2026 revenue of $1.60 billion, up from $1.30 billion year‑over‑year, with GAAP net income of $281 million ($1.63 per share) and non‑GAAP net income of $376 million ($2.17 per share). Cash, cash equivalents, and restricted cash totaled $2.20 billion.
Segment strength included CSG revenue $1,124M (+27%) and EISG revenue $476M (+15%). Q2 FY2026 revenue guidance is $1.690–1.710 billion (mid‑point ≈ +30% YoY) and non‑GAAP EPS guidance is $2.27–$2.33.
Keysight (NYSE: KEYS) launched the Infiniium XR8 Real-Time oscilloscopes and Infiniium 2026 software to speed high-speed digital validation and compliance testing.
The XR804KA pairs new front-end ASICs with an integrated ADC/DSP engine, delivering intrinsic jitter as low as 13 fs rms, noise below 130 µV at 8 GHz, and analysis up to 3x faster.
Keysight (NYSE: KEYS) introduced a portfolio of scale-up validation solutions for AI data centers to address bandwidth, latency, and interoperability bottlenecks as compute clusters densify. New offerings cover UALink 200G receiver conformance, PCIe 7.0 transmitter testing (up to 128GT/s), PCIe 6.0 protocol compliance, CXL 3 protocol exerciser/analyzer, and a PCIe 5.0 PCI‑SIG certified link and transaction compliance solution. Keysight positions these tools to accelerate deployment of high‑performance, energy‑efficient AI infrastructure; demonstrations run at DesignCon 2026, Feb 24–26, booth 1039.
Keysight (NYSE: KEYS) introduced a GDDR7 transmitter compliance solution (D9370GDDC) that automates JEDEC JESD239 validation for PAM3 signaling up to 48 Gbps. The solution runs on Keysight UXR oscilloscopes with MX0025A InfiniiMax Ultra Probe Amplifier, 25 GHz, to speed validation and improve SNDR, jitter, and timing analysis.
Keysight says the tool reduces manual setup, shortens validation cycles, and will be demonstrated at DesignCon 2026, Feb. 24–26, booth #1039.