Most United States law enforcement agencies have been discouraged by the low accuracy, lack of timeliness and poor reliability of information delivered by traditional wireless location technologies.

Innovation is everywhere around us. From high-performance computing, communications, autonomous driving, and the Internet of Things (figure 1), each segment has led to a rapid increase in design ...

You’d be forgiven if you haven’t heard of radio-frequency identification (RFID), a technology that in the mid-2000s elicited worldwide boycotts from consumer and privacy groups, got tied up in a ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. Updated information technology systems are needed in the federal workspace to better allocate and distribute vital radio-frequency ...

Qualcomm launched a new radio frequency filter designed for bands up to 7 GHz as it aims to offer a modem to antenna stack for mobile device manufacturers. As 5G and Wi-Fi spectrum and frequencies ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ziel, a food safety solutions company with proven technology utilized across the globe, has launched a new cannabis division to help medium and large scale cultivators, ...

With Grand Slam tennis’ ability to throw up so many intriguing storylines, rights holders need the freedom to be able to go wherever the action is happening on-site. Whether on the main show court, in ...

The Department of Telecommunications has released the National Frequency Allocation Plan 2025, effective December 30, 2025, ...

CACI International has agreed to acquire Azure Summit Technology for approximately $1.275 billion as part of an ongoing push to add more radio frequency technology and specialists in the ...

India is advancing satellite internet services with the release of NFAP 2025, but full launch awaits regulatory approvals and TRAI recommendations.

Radio astronomy has a pollution problem. Satellites thousands of kilometers overhead, designed to broadcast communications or relay data, are increasingly contaminating the frequencies astronomers use ...