Alereon is an Austin semiconductor firm specializing in high-bandwidth, low-power Wireless USB and WiMedia UWB chipsets for PCs and portable products. Alereon's AL5000 Worldwide Wireless USB Chipset is currently the only silicon that operates over the full 3.1 to 10.6 GHz spectrum, giving developers all 49 UWB channels across all 14 UWB bands over which to transmit.
Portable Design interviewed Alereon's CEO Eric Broockman about his views on Ultrawideband, Wireless USB and a wide range of wireless issues that affect portable designs. Catch the video below and watch for the interview in a forthcoming issue of Portable Design.
If you'd rather listen to Eric, click on the podcast below, which you can also download here.
Monday, December 31, 2007
CEO Interview: Eric Broockman, Alereon, Inc.
Posted by John Donovan at 5:22 AM
Labels: Alereon, semiconductors, Technology
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