Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing

Frequence Launches Triton Integration to Streamline Audio Advertising in Omnichannel Campaigns

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Tuesday, October 31, 2023

Digital, Create, Behavior, Geography, Advertising, Ecosystem, Triton Digital, CPM, Workflow, Automation, Mobile phone, Marketing, Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing, Triton

“With the integration, Triton users will be able to create proposals, submit orders, and view their reporting performance all through Frequence’s platform as a unified solution for their advertising needs.”

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“With the integration, Triton users will be able to create proposals, submit orders, and view their reporting performance all through Frequence’s platform as a unified solution for their advertising needs.”
The integration will allow account executives to propose a media plan that includes Triton-supported audio channels, collect the necessary information required to submit a Triton Digital order, and have Frequence output the order information to run campaigns within Triton Digital.
“Triton Digital is all about optimizing audio content for distribution and monetization, and we’re always expanding our partnerships to drive better results,” said Benjamin Masse, Chief Product Officer of Triton Digital.
“Audio is one part of an increasingly omnichannel advertising ecosystem, and our integration with Frequence gives our partners and customers more options than ever before.”
The world's largest and most sophisticated audio publishers and advertising agencies rely on Triton’s comprehensive suite of audio advertising technology to support their streaming strategies.
“Digital audio represents a powerful addition to omnichannel media campaigns, and Frequence is committed to driving performance for our partners across the ecosystem,” said Tom Cheli, CEO.

Radar Systems Market to Cross USD 42.5 Billion by 2028 Global Growth Industry Share, Research Analysis & Forecast Report Says Brandessence Market Research

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Monday, September 19, 2022

Of late, the situation has changed dramatically, as many ICT applications have made inroads into radar systems.

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Of late, the situation has changed dramatically, as many ICT applications have made inroads into radar systems.
Millimeter wave radar (mmWave RADAR) has recently attracted significant interest in meeting the capacity needs of future 5G wave networks.
Multiple Inputs, Multiple Output Radar (MIMO): -MIMO radar technology evolved from communications systems where it was used to improve coverage area and signal quality.
Passive Coherent Location Radar System: -A passive coherent location radar (PCLR) is an application of bistatic radar.

Radar Systems Market to Cross USD 42.5 Billion by 2028 Global Growth Industry Share, Research Analysis & Forecast Report Says Brandessence Market Research

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Monday, September 19, 2022

Of late, the situation has changed dramatically, as many ICT applications have made inroads into radar systems.

Key Points:

Of late, the situation has changed dramatically, as many ICT applications have made inroads into radar systems.
Millimeter wave radar (mmWave RADAR) has recently attracted significant interest in meeting the capacity needs of future 5G wave networks.
Multiple Inputs, Multiple Output Radar (MIMO): -MIMO radar technology evolved from communications systems where it was used to improve coverage area and signal quality.
Passive Coherent Location Radar System: -A passive coherent location radar (PCLR) is an application of bistatic radar.

UPDATE -- Frequence Empowers TV Advertising Companies to Sell More Linear Inventory

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Thursday, January 27, 2022

Television, Intelligence, Advertising, Automation, Industry, Comparison of multi-paradigm programming languages, Software, AI, GLOBE, Â, Mobile phone, Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing

In recent years, media companies selling linear TV have increasingly found themselves adding more and more digital extensions, rather than more of their own inventory, said Oliver Jacob, President of Frequence.

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In recent years, media companies selling linear TV have increasingly found themselves adding more and more digital extensions, rather than more of their own inventory, said Oliver Jacob, President of Frequence.
Our first-to-market suite of features for linear TV reporting enables advertisers to provide all of the scheduling and analytics that used to only be available with digital executions.
The new linear TV planning and reporting features from Frequence have helped us put our own inventory on the same level as the digital extensions we sell, which satisfies our advertisers and our stakeholders.
Frequence is the leading provider of software for media companies to automate and grow their local advertising sales.

Frequence Empowers TV Advertising Companies To Sell More Linear Inventory

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Thursday, January 27, 2022

Television, Intelligence, Advertising, Midco, Automation, Industry, Comparison of multi-paradigm programming languages, Software, AI, GLOBE, Â, Mobile phone, Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing

In recent years, media companies selling linear TV have increasingly found themselves adding more and more digital extensions, rather than more of their own inventory, said Oliver Jacob, President of Frequence.

Key Points:

In recent years, media companies selling linear TV have increasingly found themselves adding more and more digital extensions, rather than more of their own inventory, said Oliver Jacob, President of Frequence.
Our first-to-market suite of features for linear TV reporting enable advertisers to provide all of the scheduling and analytics that used to only be available with digital executions.
The new linear TV planning and reporting features from Frequence have helped us put our own inventory on the same level as the digital extensions we sell, which pleases both our advertisers and our own stakeholders.
Frequence is the leading provider of software for media companies to automate and grow their local advertising sales.

SILEX TECHNOLOGY ANNOUNCES FIRST WI-FI 6E SOLUTION FOR EMBEDDED MEDICAL AND INDUSTRIAL IOT DEVICES

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Thursday, January 6, 2022

The SX-PCEAX is a tri-band (2.4GHz / 5GHz / 6GHz) wireless LAN combo module that supports Wi-Fi 6E + Bluetooth v5.2, using Qualcomm QCA2066.

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The SX-PCEAX is a tri-band (2.4GHz / 5GHz / 6GHz) wireless LAN combo module that supports Wi-Fi 6E + Bluetooth v5.2, using Qualcomm QCA2066.
Customers designing medical and industrial devices can now jump to Wi-Fi 6E for better performance, less crowded networks, and a longer lifecycle for their designs.
Why Silex for Wi-Fi 6E:
As one of the select few Qualcomm Design Centers globally, Silex provides leading wireless technology with design support worldwide.
Target Wake Time (TWT): Significantly improves battery life in Wi-Fi devices, such as Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Brand, Reyee, Brings Reliable, High-Speed Internet Access

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Thursday, November 18, 2021

Mobile phones can automatically switch between connected routers in the same mesh network ensuring uninterrupted connectivity while walking from one area to another.

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Mobile phones can automatically switch between connected routers in the same mesh network ensuring uninterrupted connectivity while walking from one area to another.
It is also easy to operate; even children and the elderly can configure the Reyee Mesh without any trouble.
The Reyee RG-E5 Dual-band Mesh Router is great for setting up a lag-free mesh network that can handle the growing number of smart devices in a household unit.
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Wi-Fi 6 Set to Lead the Enterprise Wi-Fi Market with 8.7 Million Access Point Shipments by 2023

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Wednesday, October 13, 2021

Enterprise networks differ from home networks as they communicate greater levels of information, connect more devices and require higher levels of security.

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Enterprise networks differ from home networks as they communicate greater levels of information, connect more devices and require higher levels of security.
Global technology intelligence firm ABI Researchexpects that Wi-Fi 6 will lead the enterprise Wi-Fi market in 2023 as Wi-Fi 6 enterprise access point shipments increase from 4.3 million in 2021 to 13.4 million in 2026, at a CAGR of 25%.
Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) provides support for high-density deployments, enabling more efficient allocation of bandwidth to multiple users simultaneously.
To stay competitive, major players within the Wi-Fi market are supporting the push toward offering Wi-Fi 6 solutions for enterprise deployments.

Wi-Fi 6 Set to Lead the Enterprise Wi-Fi Market with 8.7 Million Access Point Shipments by 2023

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Wednesday, October 13, 2021

Enterprise networks differ from home networks as they communicate greater levels of information, connect more devices and require higher levels of security.

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Enterprise networks differ from home networks as they communicate greater levels of information, connect more devices and require higher levels of security.
Global technology intelligence firm ABI Researchexpects that Wi-Fi 6 will lead the enterprise Wi-Fi market in 2023 as Wi-Fi 6 enterprise access point shipments increase from 4.3 million in 2021 to 13.4 million in 2026, at a CAGR of 25%.
Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) provides support for high-density deployments, enabling more efficient allocation of bandwidth to multiple users simultaneously.
To stay competitive, major players within the Wi-Fi market are supporting the push toward offering Wi-Fi 6 solutions for enterprise deployments.

Spectral DSP Announces a PAPR Breakthrough in Waveform Technologies, Making 5G Deployment Finally Cost-effective.

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Tuesday, June 22, 2021

Network protocols, Telecommunications, Internet protocols, Multiplexing, Software-defined radio, Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing, PAPR, Modulation

This signal demonstrates an extraordinary PAPR (peak-to-average power ratio) improvement allowing a significant reduction of the power consumption of the Power Amplifier.

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This signal demonstrates an extraordinary PAPR (peak-to-average power ratio) improvement allowing a significant reduction of the power consumption of the Power Amplifier.
The PAPR reduction improves cell coverage and increases the radiated transmit power.
"5G has stalled in the recent years due to the high costs of implementation," as explained by Spectral DSP's President, Pete Wassell, "Spectral DSP has mathematically invented a patent-pending, cost-efficient waveform that we are inserting into base station software and handsets.
Spectral DSP proprietary waveform modulation technology reduces OFDM PAPR in order to achieve low energy consumption.