GatesAir, a privately owned company founded in 1922 and headquartered in the US, develops and supplies connectivity infrastructure for radio and television broadcasting. Employing approximately 140 people, the company reported revenues of around $100 million in 2023. Its primary focus is providing solutions for over-the-air transmission of audio and video content.
In September 2024, GatesAir debuted a 5G passthrough demo at IBC2024. This technology uses 5G modulation within the Maxiva XTE exciter to transmit live TV content to smartphones via the 5G waveform. Interest in this broadcast-to-mobile delivery technology grew, leading to another demonstration at IBC2025, September 12-15, at the Amsterdam RAI, stand 8.B75. At IBC2025, representatives will also discuss traditional terrestrial waveforms. Additionally, GatesAir will introduce its AirWatch365 remote monitoring service internationally for the first time at IBC2025, September 12-15 (Stand 8.B75). This service, part of the GatesAir Care program, offers TV and radio broadcasters remote monitoring of transmitter performance, RF condition analysis, and issue resolution by GatesAir RF experts.
GatesAir offers 4 products in the media tech industry. GatesAir's product portfolio comprises of connectivity infrastructure.
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GatesAir's revenues were less than $250M in 2023. Caretta Research has split GatesAir's revenue into 4 different product categories, the largest of which is digital TV transmitters. For full access to GatesAir's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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