Radwin

In 2018, the global Wireless Broadband market size was USD$440 million and it is expected to reach $USD1400 million by the end of 2025, with a CAGR of 15.7% during 2019-2025. Cambium Networks dominated the market in 2016, having accounted for 58.88% of the wireless broadband sales market share. Intracom TelecomIntracom Telecom and Radwin are considered key players and accounted for 10.93% and 8.25%, respectively, of the overall Wireless Broadband market share in 2016.

Radwin offers wireless broadband connectivity solutions designed for fixed wireless access from rural to urban areas and a variety of industry applications. Radwin's solutions encompass enterprise and residential broadband access, backhaul, private network connectivity, video surveillance transmission, as well as providing broadband for trains and metros. Specifically, Radwin provides broadband connectivity solutions for the following:

As of April, 2021, Radwin's solutions have been deployed in over 170 countries.

FiberinMotion is a wireless broadband solution for trains, vehicles, &and vessels in motion, offering train-to-ground connectivity along the entire route.

Smart-Node is an outdoor, multi-power and, communications managed solution. Smart-Node enables power and connectivity for various devices, including CCTV cameras, wireless broadband radios, Wi-Fi access points, and IoT sensors. Smart-Node's applications include:

Radwin offers wireless communication solutions to aid with radio planning, network design, project development and execution, and third partythird-party integration.

California Internet is an internet service provider in Southern California, U.S.US that availed of Radwin's services in order to establish last mile bandwidth connectivity for enterprise customers. Radwin 5000 Point-to-MultiPoint (PtMP) and Radwin 2000 Point-to-Point (PtP) solutions were deployed in dense urban areas in the greater Los Angeles area as well as Orange County and Ventura counties.

Radwin helped California Internet overcome problemproblems such as interference issues, high noise floors, and overused RF spectrum. The total number of Radwin units deployed amounted to 32thirty two Radwin 5000 base stations and 30thirty Radwin 2000 C-series Point-to-Point systems. The typical operational range of these systems is 18eighteen miles.

Blusky is a wireless ISP in Umbria, Italy, that utilizes JET to deliver 100 Mbps fiber-like quality broadband to enterprise and residential customers. Radwin helped Blusky by employing JET PtMP beamforming solutions to bypass heavy interference in the 5 GHz band caused by congestion of wireless traffic. BLUSKY uses JET to connect customers in Assisi, Bastia Umbra, Cannara, and Trasimeno Lake at ranges of up to 5five miles.

Alaska Communications is a service provider headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, serving residential and business customers. Alaska Communications operates an advanced statewide network using a variety of technologies, including fiber, microwave, satellite, 3G CDMA, as well as an undersea fiber optic system connecting Alaska to the contiguous U.SUS.

As of March 2020, Alaska Communications has installed approx.approximately 30thirty towers of up to 150 feet in height and approx.approximately 200 base stations (3three or more JET base stations per each tower). Alaska Communications’ plan is to establish hundreds of towers and serve tens of thousands of subscribers in rural areas not served by conventional facilities.

In 2018, the global Wireless Broadband market size was USD$440 million US$ and it is expected to reach 1400$USD1400 million US$ by the end of 2025, with a CAGR of 15.7% during 2019-2025. Cambium Networks dominated the market in 2016, having accounted for 58.88% of the wireless broadband sales market share. Intracom Telecom and Radwin are considered key players and accounted for 10.93% and 8.25%, respectively, of the overall Wireless Broadband market share in 2016.