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$AMPG became today only company in the world, who have commercial 4T8R O-RAN radio.
$ERIC does not have it. $NOK do not have it. Amplitech has the product, monopoly and probably all the patents for it.
Thanks to this 4T8R architecture it gives something no TIER-1 vendor offers: 8T8R-class uplink at 4T4R-class cost.
The first licensed product is currently running on Telus spectrum, but bcause it's a platform, not a one-off, each band variant opens the door to a different carrier.
They have now a repeatable pipeline into a market where a single deployment program would exceed the company's entire annual revenue.
$66B Telus project is just first MNO project where Amplitech seems to be hardware vendor. I am sure there is moere to come.
Johan N.@rk8215
BREAKING: $AMPG RECEIVES FCC & ISED CERTIFICATIONS FOR THE WORLD'S FIRST AI-READY 4T8R O-RAN RADIO. SAYS IT SUBSTANTIALLY EXPANDS THEIR COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES! Amplitech just commercially released their biggest product ever. Not even $ERIC or $NOK have this product. This is the world's first 4T8R O-RAN radio! Amplitech expect it to expand their commercial opportunities substantially. The tier-1 catalogs jump straight from 4T4R to 8T8R with nothing in between This explains why Amplitech said in FCC filing: "The development of this product represents a significant investment and a strategic competitive differentiator for our company." THIS IS GAME CHANGING PRODUCT! In my initial analysis, I expected them to release 4T4R O-RAN radio, but they have invented 4T8R O-RAN radio. The test report showed 4T4R per band because FCC certification only tests transmitters; receive chains are invisible to it. The PR says: Amplitech today announced that its newly released product, an Outdoor Macro Cell 4T8R Open RAN Radio Unit (AMP-4T8R-MPRU) has successfully received both Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification for the United States and Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) certification for Canada. The newly certified platform supports 3GPP Band n7 and Band n30, incorporates O-RAN 7.2 CAT-A fronthaul, supports LTE and 5G NR operation, and features a rugged IP65-rated outdoor design engineered for demanding macro-cell deployments. These certifications represent a significant milestone in the commercialization of the Company’s next-generation Open RAN portfolio, authorizing deployment of the Company’s 4T8R radio platform throughout the United States and Canada while substantially expanding commercial opportunities across public mobile operators, private 5G deployments, enterprise wireless networks, and government communications infrastructure. Why the 4T8R Architecture Matters For many years, mobile operators have primarily deployed either conventional 4T4R radios or larger 8T8R systems. AmpliTech’s innovative 4T8R architecture bridges this gap by delivering enhanced uplink capability, improved receive diversity, advanced beamforming support, and higher spectral efficiency while maintaining a deployment profile that is significantly more economical than conventional higher-order radio systems. This enables operators to improve network quality and user experience while reducing the infrastructure investment typically required to achieve similar performance improvements, providing an attractive balance of performance, efficiency, and deployment flexibility. Fawad Maqbool, CEO of AmpliTech Group, said: “Receiving FCC and ISED certifications represents a major milestone in the commercialization of our expanding Open RAN product portfolio. Our innovative 4T8R architecture was developed to address the evolving needs of mobile operators by delivering enhanced uplink performance, improved spectral efficiency, and AI-ready capabilities while maintaining a more cost-effective deployment profile than traditional higher-order radio systems. As the industry accelerates adoption of AI-RAN, Open RAN, and Private 5G technologies, we believe our differentiated radio platform is well positioned to help customers build more intelligent, efficient, and future-ready wireless networks.” globenewswire.com/news-release/2…
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RT @rk8215: BREAKING: $AMPG ANNOUNCES THEIR FIRST LICENSED-SPECTRUM MACRO RADIO. ALL EVIDENCE POINTS TO $66B TELUS PROGRAM!
On July 16, Am…
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@JK_Vertefeuille @rk8215 Whats there to address, its been known the entire time
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Tomasso Melodia, the founder of AI-RAN Alliance is sitting on $AMPG Board of Advisors.
He's the direct human link between AmpliTech and the NVIDIA ecosystem.
It's his lab at Northeastern that built the first open-source Massive MIMO AI-RAN prototype using AmpliTech's 64T64R radio integrated with NVIDIA GPUs and OpenAirInterface software.
The list of executive members of AI-RAN Alliance is also quite impressive.
ChinoAleman@chinoalemano
A co-founder of the AI-RAN Alliance sits on an advisory board. Not $NOK. Not $SKM. Not $ERIC. AmpliTech's. $AMPG. A sub-$200M micro-cap from Long Island. This week, Nokia launched the industry's first commercial AI-RAN platform. Korea handed SK Telecom a national AI-RAN pilot. AI-RAN is on fire. Let me introduce you to the most underpriced name in this story. WHO HE IS. Professor Tommaso Melodia. Per AMPG's own press release: "co-founder and Executive Board member of the AI-RAN Alliance". The alliance that NAMED the category everyone spent this week launching products into. His day job: Director of the Institute for the Wireless Internet of Things at Northeastern University. He runs Colosseum, the world's largest wireless network emulator. And he directs the Open6G Open Testing and Integration Center. IEEE Fellow. Federal research funded by DARPA, NSF, NTIA and the DoD. If AI-RAN has a nexus where academia, government money and industry standards all meet, this man's office is the address. NOW WATCH THE MAP since his January appointment. ➟ May: AMPG's 64T64R Massive MIMO is validated at Northeastern's Open6G center. The center he directs. ➟ July 8: the same radio is the only Massive MIMO in live demos at VIAVI's VALOR lab, the industry's FIRST AI-RAN Alliance-endorsed facility, during that alliance's own annual meeting. ➟ July 14: NTIA, one of the agencies that has funded his research for years, opens a $53M window for American AI-native RAN. Precision matters here: those validations were independent, and the radio had to pass them on its own physics. Advisors don't rig outcomes. What an advisor at the nexus DOES do is show a 47-employee company which rooms exist, which doors matter, and in what order to knock. Look at the ladder again. Every rung runs through his world: his lab, his alliance, the federal lane he's worked in for decades. THE ASYMMETRY. The giants are member COMPANIES of the AI-RAN Alliance. They pay dues, send delegates, put logos on slides. The micro-cap has one of the alliance's co-founders reviewing its roadmap. For a sub-$200M company navigating federal programs and a brand-new category, it's a compass. Everyone spent this week watching the giants launch AI-RAN. Almost nobody noticed which advisory board the category's co-founder sits on. Now you have. Not financial advice. I'm long $AMPG. DYOR. 📡
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HERE ARE 25 REASONS TO BE BULLISH ON $AMPG.
There are a lot of reasons to be bullish on AmpliTech. Here are the top 25. Remember, this is a $175M market cap company.
FINANCIALS
1. Guiding over $50M revenue, only 3.5x forward P/S
2. Revenue +165% FY2025, +48.6% Q1 2026
3. Debt-free, $18.4M cash
4. Gross margins 33% → 48% in one year
5. 25% of market cap in cash
6. Over $118M in signed LOIs converting to POs
7. $10M stock buyback authorized, ATM killed
CUSTOMER BASE
8. Supplies $T.TO $66B network buildout
9. Telus $40M LOI exceeded by $5 to $7M already
10. Moving from LOIs to straight POs
11. Multiple Fortune 500 customers
TECHNOLOGY
12. Only American O-RAN-certified 64T64R radio
13. Rare US maker of 4K cryo LNAs
14. Ka/Ku/X-band LNB line launched
15. Four new US patents in 2025
16. Full FCC + ISED certified DAS suite
17. American hardware in NVIDIA's AI-RAN demo
MARKET POSITION
18. Only US-listed O-RAN pure play
19. Made in USA, zero China exposure
20. Components in all high-end ground stations
21. Ka-band terminals for the LEO buildout
22. C-UAS and defense pipeline forming
MANAGEMENT
23. Founder-led since 2002, CEO is the CTO
24. Five divisions, all vertically integrated
25. AI-RAN Alliance co-founder joined advisory board
Read the list and ask yourself: Should this company trade under $200M market cap? I do not think so.
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@iamfantana wtf ? You guys really be over doing it man. You look stupid.
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Knowing people in real life then seeing the stuff they say on socials be so funny man can’t lie 😭
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@NVIDIAAIInfra @grok Did the $AMPG O-RAN Massive MIMO radio unit serve as the central hardware platform in the industry’s first fully open-source Massive MIMO AI-RAN prototype in collaboration with $NVDA AI Aerial and OpenAirInterface?
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$AMPG O-RAN Massive MIMO radio unit served as the central hardware platform in the industry’s first fully open-source Massive MIMO AI-RAN prototype in collaboration with $NVDA AI Aerial and OpenAirInterface.
The more you know.
NVIDIA AI Infrastructure@NVIDIAAIInfra
As AI-native models grow to handle real-world network complexity, legacy hardware constraints can limit what networks can achieve. NVIDIA AI Aerial's GPU-accelerated, AI-native architecture enables a new class of Layer 1 and Layer 2 algorithms that help close the massive MIMO performance gap in real deployments, with up to 1.62x throughput gains in AI-based beamforming. The shift to AI-native RAN is the path to enhancing performance, efficiency, and programmability for radio networks. Learn more ➡️ nvda.ws/4yabvcz
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I've been digging deeper into the Department of War's FutureG program and when you connect the dots it's hard to see how $AMPG will not be a major part of it going forward.
Looking at the DoW FutureG website it's clear that interoperability is a mandate at this point.
They're doubling down on O-RAN + AI-RAN to build secure, interoperable 5G/6G networks that don't lock us into any single vendor.
Look at what's been playing out behind the scenes.
Linux launched the OCUDU Foundation in March with the backing of the DoW. This is an open-source foundation for CU/DU (the core software brains of the RAN) bootstrapped by FutureG via DeepSig + SRS.
This is dubbed the 'Linux of RAN' production-grade, AI-native, hardware-agnostic stack for faster innovation and resilience.
Currently the RU/CU/DU stack is single vendor. The RU is the radio unit where AmpliTech comes in to play. The CUDU Foundation dramatically reduces vendor lock-in, accelerates U.S. leadership in AI-native networks, and opens the door for American players.
Then we have the news this week on Cohere working on a new multi-waveform RAN prototype with DoW funding.
The prototype relies on a software-defined, open RAN architecture that dynamically switches or supports both traditional 4G/5G OFDM and the new OTFS. Traditional vendors have already been pushing back on OTFS.
$AMPG hardware is the perfect complement to the open-source software stack the Department of War is actively pushing through FutureG and OCUDU.
Case in point.
AmpliTech was the first and only to demo their O-RAN certified 64T64R Massive MIMO RU in AI-RAN setups and with open-source CU/DU stacks at Northeastern.
Then at the end of last month AmpliTech was the only one showcased at the AI-RAN Alliance where DeepSig and Cohere are also a member.
This isn't about kicking out incumbents Ericsson and Nokia overnight.
BUT it is about breaking concentration risk, enabling multi-vendor mixes, and letting specialized U.S. tech shine.
DoW wants secure, agile networks; operators want choice and lower costs; innovators like $AMPG get a level playing field.
Nothing is set in stone yet but all the signs are pointing to AmpliTech being a major part of the Department of War's FutureG plans.
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