Exclusive interview: self-organising mesh in the 60GHz band
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Pre 5G neutral host backhaul network in the London's Square Mile
5G Smart Tourism Project Partners honoured with TM Forum Catalyst Award at IBC2019
Ground-breaking 5G-enabled Smart Tourism showcase
CCS 60GHz mmWave trial goes live in city of Bath
60GHz mmWave Metnet delivering 5G wireless backhaul
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Metnet self-organising mmWave access and backhaul delivers 5G services
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Metnet 1200 mmWave
Metnet SON Multipoint solution in the 24/26/28GHz area based licensed bands. Operates in a single channel with no frequency planning. High capacity, low latency with carrier grade synchronisation. Small form factor, quick to deploy, easy to scale, carrier grade mmWave for backhaul and access sectors.
Metnet 60G mmWave
Ultra high capacity 12Gbps Multipoint nodes in the unlicensed 60GHz band using Metnet SON for frequency agility and interference management.
1 Gbps low cost CPE for Gigabit Fixed Wireless Access. Optimised for performance edge and multigigabit capacity.
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Lights, camera, action! MicroNät video showcases Metnet 60G
25 Feb 2020
EXCLUSIVE: read, watch and listen to Martin Harriman's interview with Senza Fili founder Monica Paolino
25 Feb 2020
CCS joins partner ADTRAN for exclusive "Scaling the UK's Gigabit Vision" event
8 Jan 2020
25 Feb. EXCLUSIVE: our Executive Chairman Martin Harriman talks with @SenzaFiliCons’s @monicapaolini to explore the key issues & opportunities of fixed wireless access and backhaul in #mmWave spectrum. Read, watch or listen here: https://t.co/Hanw7UcgRv #5G #unlicensed #wireless #FWA
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