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The Universal Handset
IEEE Spectrum
4/1/2009

Future of Wireless could depend on Software Defined Radio
Electronics Engineer Europe
1/21/2009

Q5 Interview - Mike Farese, BitWave Semiconductor
Electronics Weekly
11/17/2008

A RFIC for the World
Test and Measurement World
9/1/2008

Inside the Softransceiver
Test and Measurement World
9/1/2008

Chips Work Hard for the Money, Just Like Everyone Else
GIGAOM
8/28/2008

BitWave CEO Dr. Michael Farese interview by West Technology Research
West Technology Research Executive Interviews
8/18/2008

BitWave's Dave Donovan "Brainstorms" on Wireless Sensors
Wireless Design and Development
7/21/2008

Endgame: Will WiMAX and LTE find happiness in multimode?
EETimes.com
6/16/2008

First Programmable CMOS RF Transceiver for Handsets
Portable Design
5/1/2008

Vanu announes 700 MHz Femtocell Prototype
Vanu
11/12/2007

BitWave Semiconductor, Inc.
Mass High Tech
08/28/2006

Reconfigurable Radio Brings Change to Wireless World
Nikkei Electronics
04/28/2006

Chip Magnet
Mobile Radio Technology
02/01/2006

Software defines Cellular Transceiver IC
Microwaves and RF
02/01/2006

All for one and one system for all
Mobile Enterprise
01/01/2006

New SDR architecture enables ubiquitous data connectivity
RF Design
01/01/2006

BitWave's Wireless Wonder
Lowell Sun
12/20/2005

Vanu to analyze software defined radio program for Defense Dept.
Mass High Tech
12/12/2005

Smart Radios stretch spectrum
EETimes
12/05/2005

BitWave Introduces The 'Softransceiver' Single-Chip CMOS RFIC
Semiconductor Online News
11/28/2005

Bitwave announces programmable transceiver chip
MRT
11/23/2005

BitWave Launches with Go-Anywhere Mobile Chip Promise
DataMonitor
11/23/2005

Single transceiver chip enables multiband, multiprotocol wireless connectivity
RF Design
11/22/2005

Carriers lock on to soft radio
EETimes
11/21/2005

BitWave pockets $13M in venture cash
Boston Business Journal
11/21/2005

BitWave seeks to change handset paradigm
Wireless Week
11/21/2005