CMC and Edgewater Wireless Accelerate Commercialization of Game-Changing Technology
Edgewater Wireless Inc. (TSX.V: YFI, OTC PINK: KPIFF) and CMC Microsystems have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance technology sharing and commercialization of IoT solutions. Edgewater will provide access to its Spectrum Slicing Development Kit, while CMC offers design and validation services. The agreement aims to expedite market entry for Edgewater's technology amidst increasing demand for IoT devices and 5G networks. Both organizations will explore funding opportunities for the Canadian wireless communications sector.
- The MOU allows Edgewater to leverage CMC’s expertise and resources, potentially accelerating product development and market entry.
- Increased collaboration may enhance Edgewater's technological capabilities and broaden its market reach in the growing IoT sector.
- Cementing Edgewater's position in the Canadian semiconductor landscape through its membership in CMC's FABrIC initiative.
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Canadian organizations sign MOU to boost commercialization and seize opportunities in emerging wireless technologies
Under this agreement, Edgewater will provide CMC with access to their Spectrum Slicing Development Kit for IoT devices for residential and industrial applications. CMC will in-turn facilitate access to state-of-the-art design environments (CAD), prototype services (FAB) and equipment for device validation (LAB). CMC will also provide pre-fabrication support in the form of an independent design review and validation process using members of its pan-Canadian research network.
Accelerating Commercialization
The goal of this MOU is to accelerate the commercialization of Edgewater’s Spectrum Slicing silicon solutions for use in IoT applications. “Edgewater provides an innovative solution to help keep the world connected” said
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Powering the Internet of Things (IoT)
The number of IoT devices in the world continues to explode and emerging technologies like 5G networks will result in even faster growth of IoT devices. With exponentially higher demand, Wi-Fi networks must be stretched to deliver both the device capacity and low latency services required by IoT devices.
Wi-Fi Spectrum Slicing optimizes performance for all devices in a coverage area. It enables the spectrum to be divided, allowing more radio signals to operate in a given area – in the same band. This game-changing Wi-Fi innovation can divide, or slice, any Wi-Fi band, including the emerging 6 GHz band (WiFi6E). Moreover, any Wi-Fi standards-compliant end device can take advantage of the technology with no need for the end devices in the network to have advanced Wi-Fi capabilities. With IoT applications, supporting multiple generations of Wi-Fi standards is critical.
The Next Generation of Canadian Semiconductor Manufacturing
This agreement also welcomes Edgewater as a member of FABrIC, (Fabrication of Integrated Components for the Internet’s Edge) CMC’s semiconductor manufacturing network. FABrIC targets niche technologies where
CMC and Edgewater have also agreed to work together to identify funding opportunities via private, public and government programs to support the
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Edgewater’s physical layer Spectrum Slicing allows a frequency band to be divided, or sliced, to enable more radios to operate in a given area. Think of Spectrum Slicing like moving from a single-lane road to a multi-lane highway — regardless of Wi-Fi technology. The recently completed Proof of Concept (PoC) with a major Tier 1 Service Provider showed 7 to 18 times performance gains in
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