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A group of journalists got their first look at the power of next-generation Wi-Fi, or 802.11ac, during a demo event in San Francisco this week. Based on the early reports, it appears that they agree with us that 5G WiFi is ready for prime time and that the market is ready for 5G WiFi.

The event, which was held in a hip art gallery in San Francisco’s SOMA district, kicked off with a welcome by Broadcom Senior Vice President Michael …

Car Connectivity: How Technology Will Change the Driving Experience

依照 Emily Weisburg | May 15, 2012 | 0 評論排序

The future of automotive technology arrived in Southern California this week — at Broadcom’s Irvine, Calif. headquarters, to be exact.

The Drive for Innovation roving media project is a year-long journey being conducted by EE Times Editorial Director Brian Fuller in a Chevy Volt as a way of promoting automotive innovation, via a blog. His journey led him to Broadcom to talk to a panel of resident experts about the current breakthroughs in automotive technology and explore what the …

5G WiFi: Introducing a Wi-Fi Powerful Enough to Handle Next-Gen Devices and Demands

依照 Vijay Nagarajan | May 14, 2012 | 0 評論排序

How many of us remember a time before electricity? Or the telephone? Or cable TV?

How about Wi-Fi? Like many other technology breakthroughs, Wi-Fi is well on its way to becoming as mainstream as the electrical outlet. And just like the outlet changed through the years to become safer and more energy efficient, Wi-Fi is turning a corner into a next-generation version that’s faster, more reliable and better equipped to handle not only today’s demands but the wave of future …

Interest in In-Car Ethernet Connectivity Grows

依照 Tamara Snowden | May 10, 2012 | 0 評論排序

A special interest group established by Broadcom just six months ago to drive wide scale adoption of Ethernet-based automotive connectivity has seen a 7x growth in members, jumping to 45 with the addition of Bosch, Continental, Jaguar-Land Rover and Renesas Electronics.

The OPEN Alliance (One-Pair Ether-Net) SIG was established to drive innovation for the next-generation car, with a specific focus on improving in-vehicle safety, comfort, and infotainment, while significantly reducing network complexity and …

5GWiFi Grows: Belkin Adds to Lineup of Next-Gen Wireless Products

依照 Susan Vander May | May 10, 2012 | 0 評論排序

The lineup of products powered by Broadcom’s 5G WiFi technology continues to grow, with Belkin being the latest to adopt the technology for a new portfolio of products.

Today, Belkin is announcing the June availability of its line of wireless routers supporting the new 802.11ac wireless networking standard. Broadcom was the first company to release a chip powered by the technology, a more powerful and robust successor to the current 802.11n technology. Broadcom’s 5G WiFi chips deliver Ethernet-quality speeds that …

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