LightPointe to Enhance Distribution Channel within Indian Wireless Backhaul Market

Marvell Now a Member of Wi-Fi CERTIFIED TDLS Program
Marvell, a company providing storage, communications and consumer silicon solutions, recently announced it is now a member of Wi-Fi Alliance's Wi-Fi CERTIFIED TDLS test bed program. Marvell will work toward integrating TDLS into wireless devices.

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FCC Reforms Rules Governing Microwave Backhaul

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TMCnet Wireless Backhaul Week in Review

Wi-Fi Access, No Longer Just a 'Luxury'
With shopping malls and markets inundated with a medley of devices, and social media and shopping apps being escalated in stature, Wi-Fi is in great demand. In fact, it's gone from a "nice to have" option to being a "must have amenity."

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TMCnet Wireless Backhaul Week in Review

HID Introduces a New SlimFlex Square Tag
Allowing users to have various mounting choices for enhanced read range in industrial applications, HID Global has unveiled its new SlimFlex Square Tag, a highly durable UHF radio frequency identification (RFID) tag.

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TMCnet Wireless Backhaul Week in Review

- Alert), a provider of next-generation access solutions integrating wired and wireless hardware for anywhere accessibility, confirmed their partnership with NCR. NCR is making their Wi-Fi services infrastructure and professionals available to support Aruba’s growing WLANs across the globe.

In our final piece of partnership news, Harris CapRock Communications picked Comtech Telecommunications (News

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TMCnet Wireless Backhaul Week in Review

Ubidyne Showcases Chip-based Power Amplifier Solution
Ubidyne is a company that provides active antenna technology for wireless communications. The company's active antenna architecture offers seamless integration and shows considerable versatility with its support for both the CPRI and OBSAI interfaces. The company also provides support for multiple standards which makes sure that the solution caters to the most important needs of its users.

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TMCnet Wireless Backhaul Week in Review

- Alert) announce the release of its ALEOS Application Framework, meant to help the development, deployment and operation of end-to-end machine-to-machine (M2M) applications and services. The framework includes an integrated development environment, feature-rich libraries and a comprehensive set of tools that can be used to develop custom M2M applications on top of the proven ALEOS embedded intelligence platform.

The ALEOS Application Framework apparently adds new programming capabilities to ALEOS, the intelligent embedded platform that enables setup, configuration, session persistence and remote communications management for AirLink (News - Alert) devices. The framework is suitable for businesses in the transportation, energy, industrial automation and enterprise markets.

On Thursday, it was reported that LTE chip maker Sequans Communications announced an addition to its LTE chip platforms, Sequans AIR (Active Interference Rejection). Sequans AIR was designed to enhance throughput by up to 3.5 times for cell edge users while doubling network capacity.

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TMCnet Wireless Backhaul Transition Networks Week in Review

- Alert). Gomez said, “This particular product will connect any node to an ADSL or fiber network, depending on availability, through a Gigabit WAN access port letting people communicate, find entertainment and effectively use business applications through high-speed fiber networks.”

David Stewart, Managing Director at NetComm Wireless, said this technology is state-of-the-art. “The NF1ADV maximizes online speed and performance on multiple levels with current and future network access options and the very latest in wireless and VoIP technology,” said Stewart. “What this means for users in Australia, New Zealand and globally is an ultra-fast and powerful online experience for a long time to come.”

The new NF1ADV can be setup similarly to other routers, allowing for up to four wires devices to be connected. It will work with high definition televisions, desktop computers, and numerous other devices. The gateway even includes the capabilities to connect USB devices allowing for sharing of printers, external hard drives, and more.

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Wireless Backhaul Related Articles.
Wireless backhaul is the use of wireless communications systems to get data from an end user to a node in a major network. Basically, in a telecommunications network the backhaul portion of the network comprises the intermediate links between the core network and the edge of the entire network. Companies who use wireless backhaul have been busy this week.

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Access Telecom NewNet's WiMAX Solution for Mobile, Broadband Access Services
NewNet Communication Technologies recently announced its WiMAX solution has been selected by Access Telecom of Dhaka, Bangladesh. The WiMAX solution will help Access Telecom in its plans to do nationwide network build-out.

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Ubiquiti Develops New AirFiber Outdoor Wireless Backhaul Radio Platform

By Jayashree AdkoliTMCnet Contributor

Global wireless bandwidth usage has increased tenfold in the last four years, as more and more users take up bandwidth hungry applications. Over the next two years, the market for wireless backhaul is expected to surge, according to a recent article on TMCnet.

Ubiquiti Networks Inc. recently added a new outdoor wireless backhaul radio platform to its portfolio, cashing in on this trend and with an objective to bridge the digital divide between emerging and developed markets with high performance networking solutions. The new outdoor wireless backhaul radio platform, called as AirFiber, is caters to the Wireless ISP Industry.

Operating in the license-free 24GHz band, Ubiquiti's (News - Alert) new AirFiber platform applies an innovative dual antenna design, allowing for Frequency Division Duplex (FDD), Time Division Duplex (TDD) and the company’s patent-pending Hybrid Division Duplex (HDD) modes of operation.

AirFiber is joining the company’s other technology platforms AirMax, UniFi and AirVision, as well as Ubiquiti's first proprietary in-house radio design effort for the Wireless ISP Industry.

Apart from operating in the license-free 24GHz band, the new AirFiber platform features ultra low-latency 1.4Gbps throughput performance. Since it leverages 24GHz band, it can be deployed nearly anywhere, facilitating a plug-and-play option.

Through AirFiber, Internet is available to many unserved areas of the world.

Offering optical fiber network performance without the significant capital costs associated with fiber cable network deployment, the AirFiber is priced at $2995per link. Customer shipments are expected in June.

"Ubiquiti has always focused on building platforms that disrupt markets not only in pricing, but also in performance,” said Robert J. Pera, founder and CEO of Ubiquiti Networks. “AirFiber is an important step in Ubiquiti's pursuit of being further recognized as a technology leader."

The company recently appointed Bill Gurley, the general partner at Benchmark Capital, to the board of directors.

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Global wireless bandwidth usage has increased tenfold in the last four years, as more and more users take up bandwidth hungry applications. Over the next two years, the market for wireless backhaul is expected to surge, according to a recent article on TMCnet.

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