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Another startup on the trend of shifting from digital to analog compute

There is definitely money around MIMO technologies and intelligent antennas or (in some cases) to be adaptable to multiple wireless protocols. What is less clear is how much money (I did a study and found multiples of no better than 2-3X revenue), but these guys certainly seem to have an interesting solution.
 
>> What is less clear is how much money (I did a study and found multiples of no better than 2-3X revenue)

Multiples of what revenue ? And aren't the revenues in cellular industry big enough to justify that area for startups ?
 
Hi ippisi - multiples of the RF/antenna part of the revenue. Yes there's plenty of money on the whole cellular industry but the radio piece doesn't make such big multiples (QCOM may be an exception). I can send you some info if you are interested
 
Sorry, I couldn't get past the first paragraph which is complete nonsense:

BARCELONA – No doubt 5G is coming to save a mobile world that’s struggling to keep up with the explosion in data traffic. But mobile network operators must find a solution -- not in 2020, but today.
 
Bernard Murphy said:
Hi ippisi - multiples of the RF/antenna part of the revenue. Yes there's plenty of money on the whole cellular industry but the radio piece doesn't make such big multiples (QCOM may be an exception). I can send you some info if you are interested
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Thanks Bernard, I would be interested, please send it.
 
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