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“We’ve conquered some of the industry’s most challenging obstacles surrounding 60GHz to provide multi-gigabit non line-of-sight wireless connections using standard CMOS.” - John LeMoncheck, SiBEAM CEO |
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2010
- VIZIO Integrates SiBEAM WirelessHD technology into its 3D HDTVs and Blu-ray players.
2009
- Best Buy Invests in SiBEAM
- SiBEAM demonstrates first wireless gigabit Ethernet based on WirelessHD™ 1.0 compliant hardware for virtual docking and Sync'n Go™ applications
- LG Electronics HDTV with SiBEAM technology selected as CES Innovations Award Honoree
- WirelessHD™ 1.0 Compliance Test Specification available
2008
- WirelessHD™ Consortium expands as Broadcom and Intel join Panasonic, Toshiba and Murata demonstrate their products incorporating SiBEAM WirelessHD™ technology
- SiBEAM announces Japan and Korea Operations
- SIBEAM receives "Best of CES Innovations" Award for its chipsets with OmniLink60™ Technology
- SiBEAM is the first to deliver chipsets based on WirelessHD™ technology
- WirelessHD™ Consortium announces completion of WirelessHD™ 1.0
2007
- SiBEAM closes its Series C financing with NEA, Foundation Capital and USVPM
- SiBEAM receives "Fabless Startup to Watch" Award from the Global Semiconductor Alliance
- SiBEAM demonstrates world's first demonstration of 60GHz technology for WirelessHD™ applications
2006
- Seven founding companies agree to form the WirelessHD™ Consortium and commence activities
- SiBEAM closes its Series B financing with NEA, USVP, and Foundation Capital
- SiBEAM demonstrates multi-gigabit communications over a low-cost (CMOS) 60GHz wireless link is possible
- SiBEAM demonstrates OmniLink60 intelligent beam forming and steering technology for 60GHz non line-of-sight operation
2005
- SiBEAM closes its Series A financing with NEA, USVP, and Foundation Capital
- SiBEAM commences formation of the WirelessHD™ Consortium with the PC and CE industry
- SiBEAM is the first to demonstrate uncompressed HD video distributed wirelessly over 60GHz link
2004
- SiBEAM is founded by leading experts in radio and signal processing from the University of California at Berkeley, and private industry