A LinkedIn post from Nullspace highlights the company’s participation this week in the IEEE International Phased Array Symposium (ARRAY 2026) in Boston. The post describes a phased array benchmark using a 15.5 GHz array scaled from a single element to a 32×32 array with 1,024 elements, emphasizing comparative performance versus a legacy tool.
According to the post, the legacy tool reportedly failed to complete runs above an 8×8 configuration, while Nullspace EM is presented as having completed the full benchmark series in 5.7 hours. The company also notes that several team members, including Daniel Faircloth, Henrik Ramberg, Andy Fine, and Ryan Cutshall, will be present at the event and invites email contact to arrange meetings.
For investors, the post suggests continued focus on high-performance electromagnetic simulation capabilities in advanced phased array and antenna design. Demonstrated scalability and speed in complex simulations may strengthen Nullspace’s positioning in defense, aerospace, and communications markets where efficient design workflows can translate into competitive advantage and potential revenue growth.
Visibility at a specialized IEEE symposium may also support business development by providing exposure to technical decision-makers and prospective customers. If the benchmark results resonate with industry participants, Nullspace could see increased interest in its EM tools, which may contribute to longer-term adoption, partnerships, and expansion of its customer base in high-end simulation niches.