Desert iNET Delivers Multi-Gigabit Access to Residential Customers with 60 GHz cnWave™ Fixed Wireless Broadband from Cambium Networks

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Cambium Networks (CMBM) has partnered with Desert iNET to deliver high-speed tiered broadband services using its 60 GHz cnWave fixed wireless technology. This enables multi-gigabit access for residential subscribers, offering faster service delivery than traditional fiber trenching. The service boasts Gigabit download speeds and low latency, enhancing user experiences for gaming and streaming. Desert iNET is onboarding over 15 new customers weekly, demonstrating strong demand and operational efficiency. The solution leverages advanced technologies, including Terragraph meshing and cloud management, to provide reliable connectivity.

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• Successful partnership with Desert iNET to deliver multi-gigabit broadband services.
• Faster service implementation compared to traditional fiber methods.
• Onboarding over 15 new customers weekly, indicating strong market demand.
• Gigabit download speeds and minimal latency enhance user satisfaction.

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Broadband service provider delivers high speed tiered services to residential subscribers with a combination of fiber core and 60 GHz millimeter wave fixed wireless broadband.

ROLLING MEADOWS, Ill., March 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Cambium Networks' (NASDAQ: CMBM) 60 GHz millimeter wave fixed wireless broadband enables broadband service providers to deliver multi-gigabit access with faster time to service than trenching fiber. With hybrid fiber and 60 GHz cnWave™ fixed wireless technologies Desert iNET, a leading broadband service provider in Scottsdale, Arizona is rapidly expanding by delighting customers with "the most reliable and customer friendly high speed service."

Subscriber Stephen L. described his experience: "Desert iNET recently upgraded us to a Gigabit by Gigabit service on their new technology, and my boys are over the moon!  I had the house wired for ethernet and now their ping to the Fortnite servers is 2 ms, and speeds are 918 Mbps by 930 Mbps symmetrical!"

Cambium Networks cnWave platform exploits the 60 GHz spectrum and 802.11ay standard to eliminate the wait for last mile fiber, at a fraction of the cost. The system uses Terragraph meshing technology, beam steering, software defined radios, and centralized cloud management. Conventional wisdom says that FTTH is the only way to achieve gigabit broadband to the home. Desert iNet is proving that's not the case. The wireless fabric from Cambium Networks makes it easy to plan, deploy, and manage affordable Gigabit speeds to the home.

"It's every bit as fast as fiber," said Jeff Hardesty, Vice President and co-founder, Desert iNET. "With 60 GHz cnWave, we can now offer Gigabit download and 100 Mbps uplink, or greater, speeds for streaming video conferencing, and business applications in addition to gaming, Netflix and other entertainment services."

Desert iNET is onboarding more than 15 customers per week to the 60 GHz cnWave enabled network. Using meshing technology, they are able to leverage selected residences as host sites for the V5000 cnWave Distribution Nodes (DN) and then connect V3000 or V1000 cnWave Client Nodes (CN) at other locations. The relay points are hardened and the efficient mesh provides redundancy so that the subscribers have continuity of service should a relay point fail.

"Broadband service providers are deploying Gigabit speed connectivity quickly," said Atul Bhatnagar, president and CEO of Cambium Networks. "Millimeter wave is the exciting tip of the iceberg. Service providers also depend on the essential infrastructure underneath - Cambium Networks' wireless fabric which includes includes planning tools, management, switching, Wi-Fi 6 access points, and support options."

Jeff Hardesty will share his experiences at the 60 GHz cnWave Roadshow in Scottsdale, Arizona April 12-13. Register Here.

For more information,

• Learn fixed wireless best practices from the Desert iNET case study
• View the 60 GHz cnWave introduction video
• View the Getting Started with 60 GHz cnWave Planning Tools video
• Visit the 60 GHz cnWave web page

About Cambium Networks 
Cambium Networks delivers wireless communications that work for businesses, communities, and cities worldwide. Millions of our radios are deployed to connect people, places, and things with a unified wireless fabric that spans multiple standards and frequencies of fixed wireless and Wi-Fi, all managed centrally via the cloud. Our multi-gigabit wireless fabric offers a compelling value proposition over traditional fiber and alternative wireless solutions. We work with our Cambium certified ConnectedPartners to deliver purpose-built networks for service provider, enterprise, industrial, and government connectivity solutions in urban, suburban, and rural environments, with wireless that just works.

Media Contact (Cambium) 
Dave Reddy - Big Valley Marketing for Cambium 
+1 (650) 868-4659 
dreddy@bigvalley.co 

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FAQ

What technology does Cambium Networks use for its broadband service?

Cambium Networks uses 60 GHz cnWave fixed wireless technology to provide high-speed broadband services.

How is Desert iNET enhancing its broadband service offerings?

Desert iNET is using Cambium Networks' 60 GHz cnWave technology to deliver multi-gigabit access to residential customers.

When was the partnership announcement between Cambium Networks and Desert iNET?

The partnership was announced on March 22, 2022.

What is the expected impact of the new broadband service on customer experience?

The new service is expected to significantly improve customer experience with enhanced speeds and reduced latency.

How many new customers is Desert iNET onboarding weekly?

Desert iNET is onboarding over 15 new customers per week to its 60 GHz cnWave enabled network.