KISTA, Sweden, Jan 17, 2026 – Sivers Semiconductors has announced it has won an $800K development contract from a U.S. defense contractor.
Sivers Semiconductors is extending its mmWave beamformer technology into U.S. tactical communications programs. The collaboration signals growing defense adoption of commercial semiconductor platforms for high-value operational use.
“Defense programs are increasingly emphasizing intelligent, software-defined architectures, particularly as attritable platforms including drones, become central to modern defense strategies,” said Harish Krishnaswamy, managing director of the wireless business at Sivers Semiconductors. “Our proven mmWave technology enables defense contractors to deliver innovative solutions that reduce program risk, solution size and weight while accelerating time to deployment.”
Source: Sivers Semiconductors
About Sivers Semiconductors
Sivers Semiconductors, based in Kista, Sweden, develops and markets integrated chips and modules for satellite communications, 5G and 6G wireless networks, and optical communications. Operating through its Photonics and Wireless divisions, the company serves industries including telecommunications, defense, aerospace, industrial sensing and data centers. Its laser and RF beamforming technologies support high-speed connectivity and improved energy efficiency in AI data centers, satellite networks and telecom systems.