DeepSig announced the opening of its new Virginia headquarters located near the company’s 5G Wireless AI Lab. The larger, collaborative space will fit the company’s growth and need to serve the virtual radio access network (vRAN) ecosystem and other leading technology providers leveraging AI and machine learning to improve wireless networks.
5G’s highly complex, fundamentally new architecture requires “deep learning” to optimize performance, capacity, user experience and operational costs while laying the foundation for 6G
5G deep learning pioneers DeepSig have recently opened their new state-of-the-art 5G wireless lab to expand ML research and development in wireless signal processing.
Abaco Systems today announced that, via a partnership with DeepSig, the company is now able to demonstrate DeepSig's ground-breaking OmniSIG™ software that uses artificial intelligence (AI) inferencing for signal identification and classification in electronic warfare and signals intelligence applications.
DeepSig, a company developing AI to transform wireless for 5G, IoT, and security, raised $5M in its Series A Financing, adding to the $3.5M previously raised. Leawood Venture Capital led the Series A round with participation by Scout Ventures, Blu Venture Investors, and Lockheed Martin Ventures.
ENSCO is DeepSig's first customer for the OmniSIG SDK that allows customers to annotate and train wireless signals for OmniSIG Sensor Software.
Technology invented at Virginia Tech that harnesses a new area of artificial intelligence to improve wireless performance and defend wireless devices has taken a major step toward the public market.
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