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LiFi technology specialist pureLiFi this month announced it has secured another multi-million dollar deal to supply the US Army with thousands of additional units of the LiFi Defense system, dubbed Kitefin.
Alistair Banham, CEO of pureLiFi, commented:
As noted by the provider, technologies such as WiFi, 4G and 5G use radio frequencies to transmit data, which produce large areas of radio frequency emissions that are easy to detect, intercept, and can cause overcrowding resulting in slow speeds and unreliable communications due to increased RF congestion.
LiFi technology uses light rather than radio frequencies resulting in wireless communications that is more reliable, significantly more secure, and simpler to deploy, adds the company.
The US Army Europe is expanding its use of the technology, as LiFi has proven to be reliable for its most critical communications. "LiFi not only enhances the US Army’s wireless connectivity toolset, but has demonstrated in action that LiFi solves real problems faced by defense and national security," contends a pureLiFi statement
CW5 Andrew Foreman, USAREUR-AF Chief Technology Officer noted:
pureLiFi notes has been named one of the “EE Times Silicon 100 Start-ups to Watch” two years running.
The company's statement concludes, "With growing demand for bandwidth hungry technologies, such as augmented and virtual reality, next generation manufacturing and the metaverse, new wireless communications technologies are needed to enable new use cases and technology breakthroughs. pureLiFi is now offering high-speed components ready for integration into consumer electronics such as mobile phones, laptops and tablets, with a view of taking LiFi mainstream and offering unprecedented bandwidth, ultra-fast speeds and military-grade security to the consumer."