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Pivotal Commware develops holographic beamforming technology to extend 5G mmWave coverage in dense urban environments; raised $194M over 5 rounds (Series D); backed by Bill Gates and other strategic investors;
Pivotal Commware is a wireless technology company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Bothell, Washington, focused on solving one of 5G's most persistent deployment challenges: extending millimeter wave (mmWave) 5G coverage in dense urban and suburban environments. mmWave 5G delivers extremely high bandwidth and low latency but has poor propagation characteristics — signals cannot penetrate buildings and are blocked by obstacles. Traditional solutions require dense small cell deployments at high capital cost. Pivotal's approach uses Holographic Beam Forming (HBF) technology, a software-defined antenna system that creates dynamic, focused radio beams capable of navigating around obstacles and providing reliable mmWave coverage at a fraction of the infrastructure cost.
NYSE-listed (T) US pure-play telecom at $122.4B revenue after WarnerMedia and DirecTV divestitures; AT&T Fiber expanding to 45M+ homes competing with T-Mobile and Verizon for wireless and broadband growth.
AT&T Inc. is a Dallas, Texas-based telecommunications company — listed on NYSE (NYSE: T) — providing wireless mobile services, fiber broadband (AT&T Fiber), and business network solutions to 100+ million consumers and enterprises across the United States, making it the world's largest telecommunications company by revenue. Following the 2022 spinoff of WarnerMedia (now Warner Bros. Discovery) and the 2024 completion of DirecTV's separation as a standalone company through the TPG partnership, AT&T generated $122.4 billion in revenue in fiscal year 2024 as a pure-play connectivity company focused on wireless and fiber broadband growth.
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