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We've quite a bit to cover in this update so we'll try and keep things quick and on point...the first thing to talk about is...As these devices are just about to leave our workbenches out into the wild, a few of you had been in touch over the last few months about the product name, thanks again to the people who we've had conversations with about this! From this point onward, and before they go to any retail partners, these devices will now be named.... "PÚCA DSP".

First and foremost, a huge THANK YOU to everyone who has backed! With your support, we hit the funding goal on day 2 of the campaign! Now, a week after the launch, we've hit 150% of the campaign target. Just incredible! We're very excited about the reception the Dash has gotten and we can't wait to see the amazing UIs you all make. Here are a few details we'd light to highlight about the Omega2 Dash hardware.

As we enter the 2nd week of 2019 we're pleased to report that everything is moving forward nicely with the first Omega2 Pro manufacturing run.

A 4G LTE and Wi-Fi connected Linux dev board with GNSS global positioning

The SYZYGY standard was a response to customer demand for a flexible, well-defined, modern interface between an FPGA and off-the-shelf peripheral modules.

The first ever complete general purpose IoT super-module.

Two days left! In this update, we will look at the performance of our final LimeRFE 1v0 design by combining measurements from the prototype 0v3 board with simulated results for the newly added amateur radio bands (50/70 MHz, 220 MHz, and 920 MHz) and the updated 1280 MHz band.

If you have been considering LeafKVM, this is your last chance to get it at the discounted crowdfunding price

Our engineering team has put together a short video that shows a LimeRFE, driven by a LimeSDR Mini, transmitting a signal on both the two meter amateur radio (HAM) band and on LTE Band 3.

We are pleased to report that the latest version of SDR Console—the popular, easy-to-use Windows application—now includes support for LimeRFE. This update includes a brief description of SDR Console's new features along with a video demonstration.

Our campaign has officially ended. We just wanted to say a big thank you to our backers and all who have supported us throughout. In our view, wireless innovation has been limited by access to affordable, easy-to-use, maintainable and upgradeable hardware.

Need a C or C++ compiler and runtime environment for your tiny SoC? Come learn what's available and how to get your code building and running.

The first high-end laptop that respects your freedom and privacy

Qorvo was proud to be a platinum sponsor of Teardown 2019, which was a great success and featured a variety of engaging talks, workshops, demos, and more.

Join us for the upcoming virtual Qorvo Design Summit, learn more about our new power management solutions, and check out the latest from the LimeRFE accelerator project.

In this latest video, Ebrahim outlines the vision for the LimeSDR platform and its role in democratising wireless innovation.

We're proud to accept the following projects into the Qorvo RF Accelerator!

In this update, we share some videos introducing OpenAirInterface and demonstrating its use with LimeSDR hardware to run and monitor an LTE stack streaming YouTube HD video content.