The three-day event, hosted by Wi-Fi NOW, gathers industry leaders including Intel, Cisco, and MediaTek to map the trajectory of wireless infrastructure over the next decade. Dr. Fard’s session, scheduled for 17:45 CEST, targets a specific bottleneck: while Wi-Fi standards have evolved rapidly, the supporting RF front-end hardware has struggled to maintain parity in power efficiency and range.
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QuantalRF Chief to Outline RF Front-End Breakthroughs at Wi-Fi Congress
Dr. Ali Fard, CEO and CTO of QuantalRF, will take the virtual stage at the Wi-Fi World Congress Europe 2026 on October 8 to address a widening performance gap in wireless hardware. His presentation promises to detail how adaptive CMOS SOI architectures might finally reconcile aging RF technology with modern connectivity standards.
QuantalRF is betting on a ground-up redesign of the signal chain, utilizing mature silicon processes to improve integration for mobile devices and edge AI. Fard argues that as systems move toward Wi-Fi 8 and satellite communications, the reliance on legacy RF approaches will become a significant liability. The company, which holds over 225 patents, intends to demonstrate how its configurable front-end ICs and antenna designs can bridge the gap between theoretical software potential and physical hardware reality.
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