Filtronic opens new design centre
Filtronic, the UK-based RF, microwave, and mmWave specialist, has opened a new office at the Cambridge Science Park.
"Opening an office at Cambridge Science Park is a pivotal step in our growth strategy," said Nat Edington, CEO at Filtronic.
"Cambridge’s thriving ecosystem of technology and innovation is an ideal environment for Filtronic as we continue to develop resilient, high-performance solutions for demanding environments. This expansion underscores our commitment to investing in the future of UK engineering and supporting the country's ambitions in Space and Defence."
The company says the Cambridge office will also enhance Filtronic's ability to support new and existing clients in the region, while providing a base for collaborative projects aimed at pushing the boundaries of RF and mmWave technology in mission-critical applications.
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