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THE CHALLENGE
Access networks still swamped by ever-rising bandwidth demand.
Fiber upgrades throttled by high costs. Wireless alternatives missing the mark.
THE SOLUTION
Our fundamental advances in wireless performance
offer the industry’s first practical 5G alternative to fiber
for residential, enterprise, and urban access.
Immune to obstructions, interference, motion, and unskilled installers.
Unprecedented spectral efficiency.
Sparking a worldwide revolution in access networks.
HIGHLIGHTS
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Feb. 26 – Mar. 1, 2018 — Barcelona, Spain — It’s MWC time again! This year we’re bringing all three of our breakthrough technology demonstrations — for unrivaled spectral efficiency, interference cancellation, and non-line-of-sight performance — to the Fira and its neighborhood. Come visit us in meeting room 6O30MR (in hall 6) to see why all the tier 1 operators who've seen these demos at our HQ in Santa Clara pursue next steps with us. Please feel free to request a spot on our meeting schedule that will be best for you, to experience the demos and get the inside scoop on our latest advances, carrier engagements, and 5G product roadmap. |
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SmarTone and BC Net, two of our customers in Asia, reported that our links handily brushed off Hong Kong’s worst storm on record in mid September, maintaining rock solid high-speed over-water connectivity despite 180 mph winds and torrential rain. Read our release for more details! |
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We’ve introduced our new series of pieces on the fundamentals of wireless, Eigenvalues, with an inaugural entry on the prevalence of residential line of sight. Spoiler alert: the answer is 10 to 20%, based on a close look at 8,219 buildings in 35 randomly-selected US and European neighborhoods. Details here. |
CAREERS
With multiple tier 1 customer contracts for large-scale 5G deployments,
we’re aggressively expanding our team.
If you have the horsepower, experience, and ambition to help us do great things in wireless,
let’s talk.
Rocket science inside.
Unrivaled performance outside.
