MaxLinear' new modem SoC for high capacity less costing backhaul n/ws

MaxLinear in collaboration with Aviat Networks developed new MODEM SoC within its MxL852xx product line for wireless transport networks. These chips enable network OEMs and operators install high capacity longer distance and low total cost of ownership (TCO) communication. MaxLinear says its MxL852xx is a novel SoC designed to support the full functionality of legacy requirements while at the same time delivering next-generation features to increase spectrum efficiency and wider channel bandwidths to drive more capacity with lower CAPEX and OPEX. "Wireless transport is expected to account for 65% of global backhaul links from 2021 to 2027 (GSMA/ABI, 2021), while the cumulative revenues for the wireless transmission market over the five years from 2022 to 2026 are expected to grow to $17.2B., including the millimeter wave transport market which is estimated to grow at 27% CAGR over the same five year period" shares Maxlinear in its release, the findings from Dell’Oro Group. The increased deployment of 5G radio networks deployments creating demand for backhaul networks. “The MxL852xx combines MODEM, quality of Service (QoS), and other functionality into a single chip for all products across all frequency bands,” said Gary Croke, Vice President of Marketing for Aviat Networks. “This will allow Aviat to create more integrated microwave, millimeter-wave, and multi-ban...