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Mobix Labs Guides Q4 Revenue Up Approximately 100% Sequentially at Midpoint
***Breaking News This Morning---Mobix Labs’ Pending Drone Acquisition, Vision Aerial, Projects 93% Revenue Growth
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Mobix is building a broader national security company spanning defense technology, American-built drones, critical resources and infrastructure — positioning the company across multiple high-priority markets central to America’s security and industrial future.
They specialize in four key areas, EMI Interconnect Solutions for secure aerospace and GPS systems, Active Optical Cables (AOC) for high-speed AI datacenter interconnects, 5G IC Solutions for mmWave communications, and Wireless Systems Solutions, including joint design and manufacturing services for RF technologies, serving customers in 5G, radar, and imaging sensors. However the company is making a push in one direction while keeping their core business that has been running for years.
You don't "Know" their technology it is help keeping the country safe as it is deployed on platforms including the F-22 Raptor, Apache helicopters, U.S. Navy programs, and Boeing 737NG and Gulfstream aircraft.
***Breaking News This Morning---Mobix Labs’ Pending Drone Acquisition, Vision Aerial, Projects 93% Revenue Growth
IRVINE, Calif. & BOZEMAN, Mont.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Mobix Labs, Inc. (Nasdaq: MOBX) (“Mobix Labs” or the “Company”), a provider of advanced technologies for aerospace, defense and other mission-critical markets, today announced that Vision Aerial, Inc. (“Vision Aerial”), the American drone manufacturer Mobix Labs has signed a definitive agreement to acquire, is entering a new phase of commercial expansion as it advances the rollout of a new generation of American-built industrial drones and projects accelerating revenue growth through 2027.
The projected growth at Vision Aerial is directly aligned with Mobix Labs’ long-standing M&A strategy. Mobix Labs has consistently pursued strategic acquisitions as a core component of its growth plan, targeting differentiated technology businesses with established customers, expanding end markets and the potential to contribute meaningful growth to the broader Mobix platform.
Accelerating Growth: 46% in 2026, 93% in 2027
Revenue is projected to increase approximately 46% in 2026, followed by approximately 93% additional growth in 2027, based on current Vision Aerial management estimates. On that trajectory, Vision Aerial’s projected 2027 revenue would approach three times its 2025 revenue. (See “About Vision Aerial’s Growth Projections” below.)
Vision Aerial management expects its projected growth to be supported by the commercial rollout of the new Vulcan drone family and increasing demand across government, infrastructure, energy, public-safety and national-security markets for secure, American-built unmanned aircraft systems.
Mobix Labs believes Vision Aerial reflects the type of acquisition opportunity central to its broader M&A strategy: differentiated technology, established customers, expanding end markets and significant growth potential following completion of the transaction.
Serving the U.S. Navy, L3Harris and Critical Infrastructure Markets
Vision Aerial designs, manufactures and supports American-built unmanned aircraft systems from its headquarters in Bozeman, Montana. Its customer base includes the U.S. Navy, the USDA Forest Service, L3Harris and major energy and utility operators, supporting professional applications across government research, public safety, infrastructure inspection, mapping, energy, environmental operations and national defense.
Mobix Labs believes Vision Aerial’s established government and industrial relationships provide a strong foundation for its next stage of growth.
U.S. Policy Increasingly Favors American-Manufactured Drones
Federal policy is increasingly prioritizing secure, domestically manufactured unmanned aircraft systems. In June 2025, a White House Executive Order directed federal agencies to prioritize U.S.-manufactured unmanned aircraft systems over foreign-manufactured systems to the maximum extent permitted by law and directed the Department of Defense to prioritize compliant drones manufactured by U.S. companies to the maximum extent practicable.
Vision Aerial has designed, manufactured and supported its aircraft in the United States since its founding in 2013. Mobix Labs believes this domestic manufacturing base, together with Vision Aerial’s existing government and industrial customer relationships and NDAA-compliant aircraft, positions the company to participate in increasing demand for secure, American-manufactured drone systems.
A New Generation of American-Built Drones Enters the Market
Vision Aerial is advancing the commercial rollout of Vulcan, its new family of American-built industrial unmanned aircraft systems designed for demanding energy, infrastructure, government, public-safety and national-security missions.
The Vulcan family includes two NDAA-compliant aircraft built on a common architecture. The medium-lift Vulcan SX is designed to carry payloads of up to 3 kilograms with flight times of up to 65 minutes and is progressing through production. The heavy-lift Vulcan YX is designed to carry payloads of up to 10 kilograms with flight times of up to 60 minutes and is available for preorder.
The Vulcan family is designed to expand the range of professional missions Vision Aerial can support, including advanced sensor integrations and mission-specific configurations across infrastructure, energy and industrial markets.
Built for Mission-Critical Operations
The Vulcan platform combines professional payload capacity and extended flight endurance with onboard edge computing, radar-based terrain following, collision avoidance, integrated RTK GNSS and hot-swappable smart batteries. Vulcan SX folds into a rugged, shoulder-portable case and is designed to move from case-open to airborne in minutes. Over-the-air software updates are designed to enable new capabilities to be deployed to aircraft already operating in the field. Every Vulcan aircraft includes Vision Aerial’s Flight Deck v4 mission-planning software without subscription fees.
“We are entering the next phase of Vision Aerial with a stronger aircraft family and a broader range of missions we can support,” said Shawn Roberts, President of Vision Aerial. “The market is looking for capable, secure and American-built drone systems that carry professional sensors without compromising useful flight time. Vulcan was built for that requirement, and the reaction from operators gives us confidence in the opportunity ahead.”
M&A Strategy Designed to Drive Growth
“Vision Aerial is exactly the kind of business our M&A strategy is designed to bring into Mobix Labs: American-built technology, established government and industrial customers, expanding end markets and significant growth potential,” said Phil Sansone, Chief Executive Officer of Mobix Labs.
“We have consistently used strategic M&A to expand the scale, capabilities and markets of Mobix Labs,” Sansone continued. “Vision Aerial’s projected growth, customer base and American-built drone platform are directly aligned with that strategy, and we believe the proposed acquisition can become an important growth engine within the broader national-security technology platform we are building.”
Expanding Mobix Labs’ National-Security Technology Platform
Mobix Labs announced on July 24, 2026 that it had signed a definitive agreement to acquire Vision Aerial. The proposed acquisition is intended to expand Mobix Labs’ national-security technology platform into American-built drones and autonomous systems, complementing the Company’s existing electronics, connectivity, RF and sensing technologies serving aerospace, defense and other high-reliability markets.
The transaction is expected to close in the fourth calendar quarter of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions, including approval by Mobix Labs stockholders of the issuance of shares in the transaction. The acquisition has not yet closed, and Vision Aerial remains a separate company pending completion of the transaction.
About Vision Aerial’s Growth Projections
The revenue projections contained in this release are Vision Aerial management estimates prepared on a standalone basis. They are preliminary and unaudited, reflect assumptions as of the date of this release and are subject to change, including as a result of production schedules, customer demand, product-delivery timing, market conditions and completion of the pending transaction. Actual results may differ materially from these projections. Vision Aerial is a privately held company, and its historical financial statements are expected to be included in the proxy materials for the Mobix Labs stockholder vote on the share issuance in the transaction.
Mobix Labs Rebrands to NSM Labs, Building a Multi-Front National Security Platform
Mobix Labs (Nasdaq: MOBX) is executing what may be one of the more ambitious transformations in the small-cap defense space right now, and it's happening on multiple fronts at once. The company's Board has approved a plan to rename itself NSM Labs, Inc. — "National Security Matters" — pending stockholder approval, signaling a shift from a niche RF/connectivity supplier into a diversified national-security technology platform spanning defense and aerospace electronics, American-built drones, rare earth elements and critical minerals, energy, and critical infrastructure.
As Executive Chairman James Peterson put it, "NSM Labs is not simply a new name — it is a declaration of our mission." The company has laid out four strategic growth pillars to build around: critical resources and advanced materials, defense and aerospace/autonomous systems, energy and infrastructure, and digital infrastructure and strategic technologies — with plans to grow into each through a mix of internal capability and acquisitions.
The company is already moving fast on that acquisition strategy. In July, Mobix signed a definitive agreement to acquire Vision Aerial, Inc., a Montana-based, NDAA-compliant manufacturer of American-built unmanned aerial systems, for approximately $15 million in cash and stock, with the deal expected to close this quarter subject to shareholder approval. Vision Aerial's rugged drones — built to carry interchangeable thermal, LiDAR, multispectral and precision-mapping payloads — already serve the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, government agencies, and energy and utility operators, giving Mobix an instant foothold in a U.S. drone market Grand View Research pegs at $29.3 billion in 2025, growing to $58.5 billion by 2033. CEO Phil Sansone called the deal a platform "for long-term growth in global aerial intelligence markets," combining Vision Aerial's aircraft with Mobix's existing RF, sensing, connectivity and defense-electronics capabilities. T
Then in August, Mobix added a second major building block, signing a definitive agreement to acquire Special Project Delivery — pushing the company directly into rare earth elements, critical minerals, energy and strategic U.S. infrastructure, resources the company describes as central to America's defense and advanced-technology supply chains.
Underscoring all of this is real, accelerating operating momentum from the core business. Mobix guided fiscal fourth-quarter 2026 revenue to $1.4 million–$1.8 million, roughly 100% sequential growth at the midpoint, driven by its existing EMI Solutions and RaGE Systems businesses — the defense and aerospace electronics operations the company has run for years. As Sansone noted, "We are excited about our new name and direction, but we want to recognize that our core business is as important as it has ever been." Management is framing this growth as proof that the NSM strategy isn't a pivot away from the company's roots but a build-out on top of them — an established, in-production defense supplier layering drones, critical minerals, and infrastructure on top of a foundation that's already shipping and growing. With the rebrand, two transformational acquisitions, and accelerating core revenue all converging within a matter of weeks, Mobix Labs is positioning itself squarely at the intersection of some of the most active themes in U.S. industrial policy right now: reshoring critical supply chains, scaling domestic drone manufacturing, and securing the resources underpinning national defense.
Mobix Labs Moves to Secure America's Rare Earth Supply Chain
Back in May, Mobix Labs made its first move into one of the most strategically critical sectors in the industrial world, signing a letter of intent to acquire Special Project Delivery (SPD), a platform building sovereign U.S. supply chains for rare earth elements, critical minerals, and energy storage.
The street responded and the stock went nuts that day trading as high as $4.25 on over a half a billion in interest.
The strategic logic here is hard to overstate: every F-35 requires an estimated 418 kilograms of rare earth materials, every Virginia-class submarine roughly 4,500 kilograms — and the list of platforms that simply don't exist without these materials runs from the F-22 and F/A-18 to Patriot and THAAD interceptors, Tomahawk and Javelin missiles, advanced radar, defense satellites, and AI data centers. With China controlling the lion's share of global rare earth mining and refining, and the Department of Defense set to restrict Chinese-origin rare earth magnets starting in 2027, NATO, AUKUS, and Five Eyes allies have all identified rare earth independence as a defining priority of the decade — and Mobix is positioning itself to be part of the answer.
SPD brings real credibility to the table. Founded in 2019, the company has built a platform for recovering rare earths from underutilized domestic sources — including legacy U.S. coal ash — using extraction technology validated by U.S. defense-research partners, and it's aligned with the Department of Energy, Department of Defense, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, major utility partners, and the $12 billion EXIM Bank "Project Vault" initiative. Its leadership team includes CEO Paul Singarella, a former Latham & Watkins partner trained at MIT, and CFO John Dewey, who's overseen more than $2 billion in cumulative infrastructure development. Mobix Chairman James Peterson — who spent decades leading Microsemi and watched defense customers struggle to secure strategic materials — called SPD "the right platform at exactly the right moment," pairing a federally aligned, technically validated critical-minerals operation with a publicly traded defense technology company already embedded in the ecosystems those materials supply. That May letter of intent has since evolved into a full definitive agreement announced this month, putting Mobix on a clear path toward planting a flag inside one of the most geopolitically important supply chains in the world.
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Mobix Labs Is Rewriting Its Own Story — And the Market Is Just Catching Up
Something big is happening and it's been building in plain sight for months. Back in May, the company shored up its balance sheet by fully extinguishing a $4 million convertible note held by Leviston Resources — with all converted shares already registered and resold under an effective S-1, cleaning up an overhang while leaving Leviston with the option, not the obligation, to provide up to another $4 million in similar financing over the next seven months if needed. That same month, Mobix planted its first flag in one of the most strategically important sectors on Earth, signing a letter of intent to acquire Special Project Delivery (SPD), a platform built to recover rare earth elements and critical minerals domestically — the same materials that go into every F-35 (roughly 418 kg each), every Virginia-class submarine (roughly 4,500 kg each), and virtually every advanced defense system the U.S. and its allies depend on as I already stated above. With China dominating global rare earth supply and new DoD restrictions on Chinese-origin magnets arriving in 2027, Mobix Chairman James Peterson — the former CEO of Microsemi — called SPD "the right platform at exactly the right moment."
June brought two more signs of a company hitting its stride operationally. Mobix consolidated its West Coast manufacturing into a larger, military-approved facility in Irvine that doubles its production floor, positioned to support growing EMI component work for the F-22 Raptor program and a multi-year U.S. Navy communications contract. Days later, the company signed a binding letter of intent to acquire Vision Aerial, a Montana-based, American-built drone manufacturer whose customers already include the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, USDA Forest Service, L3Harris, and major energy operators like Marathon Oil, DTE Energy, and Northwestern Energy — relationships CEO Phil Sansone noted "take years to earn." By July, momentum on Wall Street followed momentum on the ground: Mobix was added to the Russell Microcap Index and the Russell 3000E Growth Benchmark, plugging the company into a pool of roughly $12 trillion in assets benchmarked to Russell U.S. indexes and putting it on the radar of institutional investors and index funds for the first time.
In late July, the Vision Aerial letter of intent had converted into a definitive agreement worth approximately $15 million in cash and stock, expected to close within the quarter, giving Mobix a direct entry point into a U.S. drone market Grand View Research values at $29.3 billion today and projects will reach $58.5 billion by 2033. In August, the SPD relationship advanced the same way — from letter of intent to a signed definitive agreement — deepening Mobix's move into rare earths and critical minerals right as Washington and its allies race to build supply chains independent of China.
And just days after that, Mobix delivered the number that ties it all together: fiscal fourth-quarter revenue guidance of $1.4 million to $1.8 million, roughly 100% sequential growth at the midpoint, driven entirely by the company's existing EMI Solutions and RaGE Systems defense and aerospace businesses. As Sansone put it, the new name and direction don't replace the core business — they're being built on top of it.
Put together, the picture is a small-cap defense supplier compounding catalysts at a pace few companies its size can match: a cleaner balance sheet, a newly expanded and military-approved manufacturing base, fresh institutional visibility through Russell index inclusion, accelerating core revenue, and two transformational acquisitions — in drones and in rare earths — both moving from letters of intent to signed definitive agreements within months of each other. Mobix Labs came into this year as a niche RF and EMI supplier. It may be leaving it as NSM Labs, a platform sitting at the center of America's push to reshore the materials, manufacturing, and technology its national defense depends on.
Mobix Labs (MOBX): F-22 Program Component Demand Jumps 5X as Production Advances
IRVINE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Mobix Labs, Inc. (Nasdaq: MOBX) reported new and expanded activity tied to the F-22 Raptor program, including a new customer and increased demand from an existing partner.
The combined activity reflects approximately a five-fold increase in component orders, with production underway supporting upcoming deliveries in 2026.
Mobix Labs Secures $3.2 Million Order for Technology Used in TSA Airport Security Scanners
IRVINE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Mobix Labs, Inc. (“Mobix Labs” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: MOBX) today announced a $3.2 million order for technology used in the airport body scanners deployed by the TSA at security checkpoints in major airports across the United States.
With this award, total program activity now exceeds $6 million, further expanding Mobix Labs’ role in a widely deployed, mission-critical security platform.
Revenue from this order is expected to be recognized over the next three quarters, with shipments scheduled through December 31, 2026, providing near-term visibility tied to an active and ongoing program.
Mobix Labs Technology Inside Airport Scanners Used by Millions Daily
The order supports the full-body screening systems passengers step into every day to help identify concealed items before entering secure airport areas. Mobix Labs supplies critical internal components that enable these systems to function, placing the Company inside one of the most widely deployed security technologies in everyday travel.
Operating Every Day Across Major U.S. Airports
These systems are already in continuous operation at major airports, supporting high-throughput passenger screening throughout the day. Mobix Labs’ technology is deployed inside these environments, supporting performance where accuracy, speed, and reliability are critical.
Expanding Program Activity in Mission-Critical Market
Airport security screening systems operate under constant use and strict performance requirements. Entry into these platforms requires proven performance in demanding, high-throughput environments. Once integrated, these systems require ongoing support, replacement, and upgrades, creating the potential for continued demand as deployments remain active and expand over time.
Airport security systems are continuously maintained, upgraded, and expanded across transportation environments. As these systems continue to evolve, Mobix Labs believes it is well positioned to participate in additional opportunities tied to advanced screening platforms and related infrastructure.
Technology the Public Encounters Every Day
Airport body scanners represent a core layer of transportation security infrastructure relied upon across major airports nationwide. Mobix Labs’ participation in these systems reflects the Company’s position inside a real-world application encountered by the public every day.
“Our technology is used in the airport body scanners passengers see and use every day at major airports,” said Phil Sansone, Chief Executive Officer of Mobix Labs. “Millions of people pass through these systems daily. This order reinforces our position in a highly visible security application and reflects the type of infrastructure markets where performance and reliability matter most.”
Mobix Labs Wins Additional Boeing 737 Aerospace Order
IRVINE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Mobix Labs, Inc. (NASDAQ: MOBX), a provider of advanced connectivity and high-reliability technology solutions for aerospace, defense, and mission-critical applications, today announced a new aerospace product order from a returning customer, expanding the deployment of Mobix Labs components inside a next-generation secure onboard aircraft system certified for Boeing 737NG commercial aircraft.
The new order extends Mobix Labs' established position in this aerospace application — building on prior program activity and reinforcing the Company's growing footprint inside one of the most widely operated commercial aircraft families in the world.
Continued Momentum in Commercial Aerospace
"This new order is exactly the type of aerospace engagement we are working to grow across Mobix Labs," said Phil Sansone, CEO of Mobix Labs. "Having our technology continue to be selected for deployment within a certified onboard aircraft system supporting Boeing 737NG platforms is an important milestone for the Company, and it reflects the type of high-reliability aviation application where qualification, performance, and operational standards are exceptionally demanding. We believe opportunities like this can serve as an important catalyst for Mobix Labs' broader expansion across commercial aerospace and other high-reliability aviation markets."
A Cornerstone of Global Aviation
Thousands of Boeing 737NG aircraft are in active service across major international airline fleets, carrying millions of passengers every day. Holding and expanding a position inside a certified onboard system supporting this platform is a high-visibility validation of Mobix Labs' technology and a strategic foothold in one of the most widely deployed aircraft families in the sky.
A Returning Customer, an Expanded Engagement
The order comes from an established aerospace electronics customer that has returned to Mobix Labs with additional business after a short pause, extending the deployment of Mobix Labs components within a secure onboard data-loading system. The system transfers operational software, navigation databases, and critical aircraft system updates to onboard avionics aboard Boeing 737NG aircraft. Repeat orders of this nature are meaningful in aerospace, where qualified suppliers are difficult to displace and follow-on engagement signals continued program activity.
A Hard-Won Foothold in Commercial Aerospace
Aerospace is among the most rigorous markets in electronics. Components must clear extensive qualification, certification, and reliability testing — a process that takes years and eliminates the vast majority of would-be suppliers. Mobix Labs cleared those gates, earned its position inside a Boeing 737NG-certified system, and is now seeing the kind of returning customer engagement that validates the foothold is real and sticky.
A Catalyst for Broader Aerospace Expansion
Aerospace design wins compound, and today's order is a real-world example of that dynamic at work. Commercial aircraft typically remain in active service for decades, requiring continuous software updates, servicing, and system support across their operational lives. Once a component is qualified into a platform, it tends to stay there — generating long-term service, replacement, and expansion revenue across the life of the program.
Order volume on this engagement is modest, as is typical of aerospace program cadence. The strategic significance is not: Mobix Labs is now embedded inside a certified system serving one of the most widely deployed commercial aircraft families in the world, with active, repeat customer engagement signaling a relationship in growth mode rather than a one-time deployment.
NEWS
Mobix Labs Guides Q4 Revenue Up Approximately 100% Sequentially at Midpoint
Aug 17, 2026•
Mobix Labs Guides Fiscal Q4 Revenue of $1.4 Million to $1.8 Million, Representing Approximately 100% Sequential Growth at Midpoint
Aug 17, 2026•
Mobix Labs Signs Transformational Rare Earths Acquisition Agreement, Expanding National Security Platform
Aug 13, 2026•
Mobix Labs Signs Definitive Rare Earth Elements Deal, Expanding National Security Platform; Hosts Investor Call Today at 4:15pm ET
Aug 13, 2026•
Mobix Labs Hosts Strategic Update Call for Investors
Aug 6, 2026•
Mobix Labs to Become NSM Labs, Advancing a National Security Platform for America and Its Allies
Jul 27, 2026•
Mobix Labs Drone Acquisition of Vision Aerial Accelerates National Security Platform
Jul 24, 2026•
Mobix Labs Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire Vision Aerial, Accelerating Global Drone Platform for National Security and Aerial Intelligence
Jul 24, 2026•
Mobix Labs Accelerates National Security Push With Board-Approved Expansion Targeting Critical Resources, Defense, Energy and Digital Infrastructure
Jul 21, 2026•
Special Project Delivery Names Mark Wood Special Advisor, Government & Defense Contract Management
Jul 10, 2026
MANAGEMENT
Phil Sansone
Chief Executive Officer
Phil Sansone is a seasoned executive with more than 30 years of experience driving global revenue growth, strategic partnerships, and channel expansion across the semiconductor and high-reliability electronics industries. Since joining Mobix Labs in 2021 as Vice President of Sales, he has played a key role in accelerating the company’s commercial momentum and expanding its presence across critical end markets.
At Mobix Labs, Sansone leads global salesstrategy and execution across a growing portfolio of connectivity, communications, and EMI-filtering solutions supporting aerospace, defense, and other mission-critical applications. His leadership has helped strengthen the company’s position as a provider of high-reliability components and secure communications technologies, contributing to increased market penetration and supporting the company’s expansion through its operating businesses, including EMI Solutions and RaGE Systems.
Prior to Mobix Labs, Sansone served as Vice-President of Worldwide Distribution Sales at MaxLinear, where he drove global channel performance and revenue growth. He previously led Global Distribution Sales at Microsemi, a leading supplier to the defense and aerospace industry, and spent nearly two decades at Avnet, where he rose to Senior Vice-President and led North American sales and engineering organizations.
With deep expertise in scaling global sales organizations, building high-impact partnerships, and executing complex distribution strategies, Sansone plays a critical role in advancing Mobix Labs’ growth strategy and strengthening its position across defense, aerospace, and other high-reliability markets.
Keyvan Samini
President & Chief Financial Officer
Keyvan Samini is a seasoned executive with over 20 years of leadership experience in the semiconductor and software industries. Since co-founding Mobix Labs in 2020, he has served as the company's President and Chief Financial Officer, overseeing its financial operations and strategic growth initiatives.
Before establishing Mobix Labs, Samini held various executive roles, including CEO, COO, CFO, and represented notable organizations such as Western Digital, BioDiscovery, and Dow Corning. His expertise encompasses leading mergers and acquisitions, corporate development, finance, and governance, with a proven track record of scaling and accelerating growth in technology organizations.
Under his leadership, Mobix Labs has pursued a growth strategy that includes both organic development and strategic acquisitions, such as the recent acquisition of RaGE Systems Inc., a Massachusetts-based tech company specializing in 5G communications products. This approach has positioned the company as a significant player in the 5G technology landscape.
Samini's academic credentials include a Master of Liberal Arts in Finance from Harvard University, an MBA from the University of Southern California, and a Juris Doctor from The Ohio State University.
Jim Aralis
Chief Technology Officer
Jim Aralis is a distinguished technology executive with over 40 years of experience in the development of analog, digital, and mixed-signal integrated circuits, systems, and software/firmware. Since June 2022, he has served as the Chief Technology Officer at Mobix Labs, a fabless semiconductor company specializing in advanced connectivity solutions for 5G wireless and high-bandwidth cable networks.
Prior to joining Mobix Labs, Aralis was the Chief Technology Officer and Senior Vice President of Advanced Development at Microsemi Corporation, a leading provider of semiconductor solutions. During his tenure, he played a pivotal role in identifying and acquiring 23 strategic acquisitions, including a $2.5 billion deal for PMC-Sierra Inc., and led diversification efforts into cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Before his time at Microsemi, Aralis founded and managed the Maxim Integrated Products design center in Irvine, California, focusing on physical layer integrated circuits for fiber optic communications. He also managed an analog front-end design team at Texas Instruments/Silicon Systems, designing high-performance disk drive read channels.
His extensive experience and leadership in semiconductor technology significantly contribute to Mobix Labs' mission to advance innovative connectivity solutions in the rapidly evolving wireless communications landscape.
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