Not everything has changed since 2008. Back when the world learned that the Android 1.0 was launched, this four-kilometer, point-to-point fixed wireless broadband link was installed at an industrial location in the Middle East. The link has been providing reliable service 24/7 since then. While our technology is continuously evolving…
Last year, when Hurricane Florence hit the South Carolina coast, RCR Wireless published a story with the iconic photo below showing the flag on Frying Pan Tower. As RCR Wireless reported, one of our PTP wireless broadband radios provided voice, data and a video stream throughout the duration of the…
Whether you look at it as “going back to your roots” or “paying it forward” to help the next generation, each one of us at some time feels an undeniable calling to contribute our personal talents to a greater good. We take a career of accumulated information and experience and…
AVON, Ohio – April 4, 2019 — Jenne, Inc., a value-added technology distributor and master agent, has been named by Cambium Networks, a leading global provider of wireless networking solutions, as its newest distribution partner. Jenne will distribute the full line of Cambium Networks’ wireless fabric of connectivity solutions throughout…
Wireless broadband and Wi-Fi provider offers full support offering to network operators and system integrators around the globe Rolling Meadows, IL, June 07, 2018 – Cambium Networks, a global provider of wireless broadband networking infrastructure solutions, has expanded their technical support program with a new repair center in New Delhi,…
A commitment to the community is as important as satisfying customers with high-performance products and solutions.
Kix Internet, an ISP in Texas, working with WISPA and Cambium Networks, has created a mobile unit that provides connectivity in the wake of a disaster.
Think of the Smart City connectivity and integration as a wireless “fabric”—the weaving together, in effect, of individual threads to create a stronger whole.
Well beyond the reach of any fiber or copper cable, the Gilbert Islands’ demand for internet service is high.
