European base for Staccato

A Staccato Communications product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Dec 12, 2005

Staccato Communications has launched its first European operation to focus on the support of UWB standards and regulatory efforts throughout Europe.

Staccato Communications, an ultrawideband (UWB) wireless technology pioneer and leader in WiMedia-based Certified Wireless USB solutions, has launched its first European operation.

Staccato (Europe), located in London, will initially focus on the support of UWB standards and regulatory efforts throughout Europe in conjunction with Ecma International (European Computer Manufacturers Association), ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute), ITU (International Telecommunications Union) and the UK's OFCOM (Office of Communications), among others.

The company recently became an ETSI member and is working closely with Ecma and other standards bodies as part of the WiMedia Alliance.

Staccato conducted a demonstration of its Certified Wireless USB single-chip, all CMOS solution at the Ecma meeting last week in Nice, France.

"Regulatory and standardisation work on ultrawideband in Europe have intensified in recent months".

"Establishing Staccato's presence in Europe is the first step in our long-term strategy to support the European UWB market as it matures".

"We're committed to ensuring that European UWB policy enables commercialisation of the technology as soon as possible while providing protection for incumbent spectrum services", said Rick Kornfeld, Chief Executive Officer and President of Staccato Communications.

Staccato's Ripcord products are single-chip, all-CMOS products fully integrated into complete system-in-package (SiP) solutions to enable sub-$10 cost per node, small form factor, low and efficient power consumption and 480Mbit/s certified wireless USB connectivity.

Staccato SiP products are fully integrated solutions that integrate the radio frequency transceiver, baseband, MAC, processor, memory and I/O functionality.

Staccato's Ripcord products are based on the WiMedia Alliance common radio platform.

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