Bengaluru's Axiro Semiconductors is a silver sponsor for India Mobile Congress 2026

Bengaluru-based Axiro Semiconductors will participate as a Silver Partner at India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2026, where the company will showcase its high-performance RF and mmWave semiconductor portfolio designed for next-generation connectivity applications.

Axiro will exhibit at Hall 2, Booth A13 at Yashobhoomi, New Delhi, from 7–10 October 2026, with its portfolio targeting applications across wireless infrastructure, satellite communications and advanced RF systems.

The featured product showcase includes the F0180 Broadband Ultra-Low Noise Amplifier, covering 400 MHz–6 GHz, and the F1485 High-Gain RF Amplifier, designed for 1.8 GHz–5.0 GHz applications.

Axiro is also showcasing the F84010 TX Multi-Chip Module for 4G/5G Massive MIMO applications, along with the F84232 Power Amplifier Module with Bias Control for 5G Massive MIMO applications.

For higher-frequency and advanced RF applications, the portfolio includes the F39512 Bias Controller for GaN/LDMOS RF Power Amplifiers and the F6415 8-Channel Dual-Polarized Beamforming IC for X-Band phased-array radar applications.

The product lineup highlights Axiro's focus on building semiconductor solutions across different layers of the RF signal chain, from low-noise amplification and power amplification to bias control, beamforming and multi-chip integration.

The company had also showcased indigenous RF, mmWave and Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) solutions at previous editions of India Mobile Congress. Its continued presence at IMC 2026 reflects its broader push to develop semiconductor technologies in India for applications spanning 5G, FWA, satellite communications, mmWave and high-speed connectivity.

For India's RF and semiconductor ecosystem, Axiro's expanding portfolio demonstrates the growing role of fabless semiconductor companies in developing specialized RF building blocks for telecom, satellite and advanced wireless systems.

As India continues to strengthen its domestic semiconductor and communications ecosystem, locally engineered RF and mmWave solutions could become increasingly important for building next-generation connectivity infrastructure.

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