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 Posted by Babar Hashim, August 08, 2018 QCA6174-Based SX-PCEAC2 Now Available Silex's latest Wi-Fi module powered by Qualcomm's QCA6174 chipset is now available. The SX-PCEAC2 is a dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth module ...Keep Reading
Posted by Babar Hashim, August 03, 2018 Why i.MX 8 Is an Ideal Platform for the QCA6174-Based SX-PCEAC2 Built with advanced media processing, secure domain partitioning and innovative vision processing, the NXP i.MX 8 applications processor family revolu...Keep Reading
Posted by Babar Hashim, August 02, 2018 Silex Technology Introduces 802.11ac PCIe Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth Module
Posted by Babar Hashim, April 09, 2018 Develop BLE/IoT Gateway Using Linux Box LB-100AN With the development of sensors, wireless communication, embedded systems and cloud computing, Internet of Things (IoT) technology is used in many app...Keep Reading
Posted by Babar Hashim, December 15, 2017 Bluetooth Evaluation Made Easy for QCA9377-Based SX-SDMAC Over the years Bluetooth has evolved from being used mostly for audio streaming and file sharing with BT2.0, to high-speed file transfer with BT2.1. W...Keep Reading
Posted by Babar Hashim, December 15, 2017 Silex Schedule and Plan for the WPA2 Vulnerability Issue (KRACK) A couple of months ago, a vulnerability in the way handshake within the WPA protocol was exposed which is commonly referred to as the Krack Attack. We...Keep Reading
Posted by Babar Hashim, December 15, 2017 The Next-Generation SX-SDMAC Plus Delivers Smaller Size, Lower Cost, and Higher Performance Silex Technology America, Inc., a global leader in wired and wireless networking solutions, today announced the newest member of the SX-SDMAC family, ...Keep Reading
Posted by Babar Hashim, November 15, 2017 Microsoft Windows Driver Support for Silex's 802.11ac plus Bluetooth SDIO Wi-Fi Modules Wireless drivers supporting Microsoft Windows for the SX-SDMAC and SX-SDPAC dual-band IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac WLAN plus Bluetooth “Smart Ready” SDIO mod...Keep Reading
Posted by Babar Hashim, October 30, 2017 Does design flaw in WPA2 makes it vulnerable to KRACK? All protected Wi-Fi networks are secured using some version of Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA/2) which rely on the 4-way handshake defined in the 802.11i...Keep Reading
Posted by Babar Hashim, October 25, 2017 Silex Update for WPA2 Security (KRACKS) Vulnerability Since the news broke out last week, we at Silex have been working to assess the scope of its impact and a plan on how to provide our customers a solut...Keep Reading
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