Altum RF expands Sydney design centre
Altum RF, a supplier of RF to mmWave semiconductor solutions, is opening a new and larger office for its Sydney Design centre. This expansion is driven by growing business demands and includes both increased office capacity and a state-of-the-art RF characterisation laboratory.
“We are excited about the new office space and RF laboratory for our Sydney Design centre,” said Tony Fattorini, VP of Engineering at Altum RF and manager of the Sydney office. “The new facility features a modern, spacious office area designed for future growth. The ESD safe RF laboratory has been purpose-built to support our need for advanced RF test systems, ensuring we can continue to innovate and deliver leading-edge solutions”.
“This investment highlights our ongoing commitment to the Sydney Design centre,” said Greg Baker, CEO of Altum RF. “Over the past few years, we have significantly expanded our activities in Sydney, including increased RF design and test capabilities and strengthened collaboration with local universities and research institutes. This new office will enable us to further grow our design team and continue driving product innovation for the high-frequency markets and applications we target.”
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