Cambium Networks kondigt ePMP Elevate aan – extra capaciteiten voor bestaande draadloze breedbandnetwerken
ROLLING MEADOWS, Ill.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Cambium Networks, een toonaangevende aanbieder van draadloze netwerksystemen, heeft vandaag ePMP™ Elevate aangekondigd, een softwaresysteem dat dat draadloze breedbandnetwerken in de open lucht met de kenmerkende capaciteiten van Cambium Networks’ ePMP-platform mogelijk maakt. Dat is met inbegrip van frequentiehergebruik door GPS Synchronization en Smart Beamforming, zelfs op 802.11n-based hardware die niet van Cambium Networks is. Operators brengen met ePMP Elevate de beste prestaties en schaalbaarheid in de sector naar bestaande infrastructuur, zonder de kosten voor de vervanging van netwerkmaterieel.
Nu het voor operators van draadloze netwerken steeds belangrijker wordt te voldoen aan de vraag, zijn de kosten en tijdsduur van traditionele netwerkmigratiemethodes grote pijnpunten. De lancering van ePMP Elevate brengt netwerkmigratie naar een hoger niveau, omdat het problemen rond traditionele netwerkmigraties oplost tegen een fractie van de normale kosten en tijd. Netwerkexploitanten hoeven slechts te beschikken over een enkel toegangspunt van ePMP en hun abonneemodules met ePMP Elevate-software te laden. Hun investeringen in hardware zijn beschermd en hun bestaande infrastructuur krijgt een nieuwe termijn van jaren voor de ondersteuning van omzetverhogende applicatie. Bovendien hebben netwerkexploitanten de mogelijkheid hun snelle verbindingen uit te breiden en de dichtheid te vergroten, zonder de kosten in tijd en geld voor het sturen van technici naar iedere locatie van een abonnee.
Cambium Networks Announces New ePMP Elevate Platform, Adding New Capabilities to Existing Wireless Broadband Networks |
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ROLLING MEADOWS, Ill.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Cambium Networks, a leading global provider of wireless networking solutions, today announced ePMP™ Elevate, a software solution allowing outdoor wireless broadband networks to gain the powerful signature capabilities of Cambium Networks’ ePMP platform, including frequency reuse enabled by GPS Synchronization and Smart Beamforming, even on non-Cambium Networks 802.11n-based hardware. With ePMP Elevate, operators can bring industry-leading performance and scalability to existing infrastructure without the time and cost of replacing network equipment. As it becomes increasingly important for wireless network operators to keep up with customer demands, the cost and time of traditional network migration methods can be major pain points. The launch of ePMP Elevate takes network migration to the next level, solving the challenges of traditional network migration methods at a fraction of the cost and time. Network operators simply need a single ePMP access point and to load their deployed subscriber modules with ePMP Elevate software. Their hardware investment is protected, and their existing infrastructure is given a new lease on life to support revenue-generating applications for years to come. Additionally, network operators are able to confidently extend high-speed connectivity and increase density to meet customer demand without the time and expense of dispatching technicians to each subscriber location. “For years we have operated by limiting ourselves to no more than 25 subscribers per AP without seeing a rapid decline in overall AP performance,” said Ian Ellison, CTO, WISPER Internet and Co-Owner of BLIP Networks. “Through prior testing and deployment with ePMP, we knew that GPS synchronization would improve our network stability and spectral efficiency, but we had an equipment and labor investment in the installed base. ePMP Elevate allowed us to achieve synchronization and frequency re-use across our entire network by just replacing the APs. It’s affordable, improves network performance, boosts customer satisfaction, and most importantly allowed us to upgrade our infrastructure without costly truck rolls to replace customer equipment.” “ePMP Elevate is a software solution that is hardware agnostic,” said Atul Bhatnagar, President and CEO of Cambium Networks. “Network operators with radio hardware from one or multiple vendors can now operate one network with a common management system without replacing installed CPE hardware.” “Wireless broadband network operators around the world have been asking for this,” said Sakid Ahmed, Vice President, ePMP Business, at Cambium Networks. “Many started out years ago with small networks, but as demand for connectivity has grown, their existing networks cannot effectively scale. ePMP Elevate adds critical features to their 802.11n-based installed equipment and positions them for growth and increased customer satisfaction.” ePMP Elevate networks can be managed by cnMaestro. This cloud-based or on-premise platform provides end-to-end management, device onboarding, and maintenance support for wireless broadband networks from a single, easy-to-use interface. Cambium Networks is hosting a free webinar on ePMP Elevate to present the features, benefits, share actual field performance, and discuss deployment strategies. The webinar will be held on Wednesday, November 30, at 9:00 a.m. US CST. About Cambium Networks: Cambium Networks is a leading global provider of trusted wireless solutions that connect the unconnected – People, Places and Things. Through its extensive portfolio of reliable, scalable and secure wireless narrowband and broadband platforms, Cambium Networks makes it possible for all service providers and industrial, enterprise and government network operators to build affordable, reliable, high-performance connectivity. The company currently has over six million radios deployed in thousands of demanding networks in more than 150 countries. Headquartered outside Chicago and with R&D centers in the U.S., U.K. and India, Cambium Networks sells through a range of trusted global distributors. For more information, visit www.cambiumnetworks.com and www.connectingtheunconnected.org. View source version on businesswire.com: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20161130005468/en/ Contacts for Cambium Networks |
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