Vanu Bose, Wayland Grad, MIT Member, Software Engineer, Dies

WAYLAND, MA—Vanu Bose ’87, SM ’94, PhD ’99, a leading software executive and a member of the MIT Corporation with deep ties to the Institute, died on Saturday at age 52 due to a sudden pulmonary embolism, announced MIT.

Bose founded Vanu, Inc., which is a firm that provides wireless infrastructure throughout the world, and was the first company to receive certification for software-defined radio from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission. The technology is rooted in Bose's research while at MIT. Read the full story from MIT here.

WaylandeNews reports that Bose was a member of the Wayland High School Class of '83, and also lists articles featuring Bose.

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