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Metanoia, Aethertek and TechPhosis Partner on 5G, 6G Radios
Three technology companies announced plans to work together on wireless equipment in India.
Their project combines radio equipment from Metanoia and Aethertek with network systems from TechPhosis.
The partners say the equipment can support current 5G work and help with early 6G development.
Metanoia also introduced MOSART software for certain open radio designs.
The article says this software can help companies customize equipment without relying on one vendor’s proprietary system.
Aethertek’s radio platform combines a Metanoia chip with an antenna module.
Another company, SERA Network, says it already sells related 5G radio units.
The companies invited visitors to see the equipment at India Mobile Congress.
Metanoia, Aethertek and TechPhosis announced a collaboration to develop and commercialize 5G FR2 and 6G FR3 solutions in India.
The planned ecosystem combines the Albizia FR2/FR3 radio with TechPhosis’s 5G Core and Distributed Unit platforms.
Metanoia introduced MOSART software for O-RAN Alliance WG7 white-box radio hardware; the article says it is available on GitLab.
The Albizia platform combines Metanoia’s Cobra MT2824 baseband chip with Aethertek’s NOVA Antenna-in-Module.
SERA Network said it has brought Cobra MT2824-based FR1 radio units to market, including 24dBm and 5W models.
- Who
- Metanoia, Aethertek and TechPhosis; SERA Network is also mentioned as a supplier of related FR1 radios.
- What
- They announced a collaboration to develop and commercialize 5G FR2 and next-generation 6G FR3 solutions, including the Albizia radio platform and MOSART software.
- Where
- India; the article also directs visitors to India Mobile Congress, Hall 1, BP 18.
- When
- The announcement was dated October 7; no year is specified in the article.
- Why
- The companies said the collaboration aims to support India’s 6G ambitions and develop open-architecture cellular networks and radio platforms.
Open, customizable radio platforms
Proprietary vendor lock-in
Approach to radio equipment
Open, customizable radio platforms
Metanoia says O-RAN WG7 hardware and MOSART provide a customizable baseline for equipment builders, integrators and operators.
Proprietary vendor lock-in
The article presents proprietary vendor lock-in as the alternative that open platforms seek to avoid; it includes no response from a proprietary-platform provider.
Key facts
- Companies in announced collaboration
- Metanoia, Aethertek and TechPhosis
- Target technologies
- 5G FR2 and next-generation 6G FR3
- Radio platform
- Albizia FR2/FR3
- Albizia components
- Metanoia Cobra MT2824 baseband SoC and Aethertek NOVA Antenna-in-Module
- Metanoia software
- MOSART, described as supporting O-RAN Alliance WG7 radio platforms
- TechPhosis platforms
- 5G Core and Distributed Unit
- Showcase location
- India Mobile Congress, Hall 1, BP 18
Quotes
Ritesh Aggarwal
CEO of TechPhosis
“To support India’s 6G ambitions, we are proud to launch one of the first 6G radios with Metanoia and Aethertek Albizia FR2/FR3 radio platform. Metanoia’s MOSART software empowers early 6G FR3 researchers to build customized solutions.”
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“This collaboration strengthens our shared ability to deliver next-generation O-RUs with validated beamforming and RF performance.”
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Stewart Wu
CEO of Metanoia
“Coupling O-RAN WG7 hardware with our MOSART software commercializes open radio platforms. Alongside partners like SERA Network, Aethertek and TechPhosis, we are creating a practical path from 5G FR2 today to 6G FR3 tomorrow.”
theprint.in
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