Who is Tensorcom?
Tensorcom develops low-power wireless chips
Our ultra low-power, low-cost wireless CMOS chipset are both WiGig and IEEE 802.15.3c compliant, and enable blazing-fast wireless data transfers using the 60GHz spectrum.
Tensorcom's low-power chipset targets wireless sync-and-go applications in Smartphones, tablets, laptops, digital cameras, storage devices, and more. With speeds more than 10x faster than today's wireless LANs, the next-generation of wireless entertainment and networking becomes reality:
- Instantly stream HD video to your mobile phone, tablet, notebook, or HDTV
- Wirelessly share high-resolution photos or video from your digital camera or HD camcorder
- Backup GBs of data to a wireless hard drive in seconds
- Connect a notebook to an projector without any cables
Tensorcom is a leader in IEEE 802.11.ad, WiGig, and development of new low-powered standards for the wireless industry
With a commitment to innovation in low-power design at high data rates, we are accelerating the evolution of wireless technology
Our team has world-class expertise and a proven record in low-power SoC systems architecture design and standards development
While many companies offer medium-to-high power WiGig technology, we are creating more energy-efficient chipsets for 60 GHz applications
Benefits of WiGig
Operating at the 60GHz spectrum and offering speeds of up to 7 Gbps, WiGig is the next-generation of high-speed wireless technology. The 60GHz wireless band is desirable because very few devices and technologies currently use the 60GHz band. Regulation of the 60GHz band is minimal, and it allows very fast data transfer rates, compared to existing wireless options that operate in lower 2.4GHz and 5GHz wireless bands.
By offering speeds more than 10x faster than 802.11n, WiGig enables wireless applications that were never before possible. Multi-gigabit wireless communications between consumer electronics, mobile devices, and PCs means that you'll be able to instantly stream uncompressed HD video to an HDTV, sync devices at the push of a button, share high-resolution photos from a digital camera– all without any cables or wires.
