Siklu Inc. millimeter-wave technology to be deployed in a large scale Sports complex

17 March, 2016

Siklu’s Wireless Gigabit technology will run the backhaul of the new wireless broadband network at the Aurora Sports Complex in Colorado

Siklu’s Wireless Gigabit technology will run the backhaul of the new wireless broadband network at the Aurora Sports Complex in Colorado

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The aurora Sports Complex in Colorado is a wide area complex accommodating around 350,000 visitors a year. It was in need of a high speed broadband network to facilitate online payments and public Wi-Fi, and for day to day operations of the massive complex.  An intricate irrigation system hindering the construction of a traditional broadband network in the Aurora Sports complex in Colorado, forced Netunwired LCC to look for a wireless solution. The choice fell on Sikulu’s high availability, point-to-point Radio systems due to their out-of-the-box, easy to deploy and inherent interference-free qualities said Netunwired LLC. Owner and Manager Tim Stewart.

Israel based Siklu Inc. produces Gigabit E-band and V-band radios for short-range wireless point-to-point links, based on more than 30 patents. It has recently reported its share of total millimeter-wave market to be 29%, making its radios the most deployed mmWave radios for a consecutive 5th year. Siklu products seem to have gained special popularity in projects involving network solutions for complex environmental conditions, where the construction of infrastructure constitutes a problem due to terrain or building restrictions. Siklu recently installed their small scale products in a leading Ski resort and the Historical Baltimore harbor.

mmWave – the “Next Generation Wirless Backhaul Spectrum”?

Congestion in the common frequency spectrums used for Wireless backhaul is becoming a problem for operators around the world. The newly allocated E-Band spectrum (71-76 GHz, 81-86 GHz and 92-95 GHz) has clear technological and economic advantages and might become a popular solution for congestion issues. The 13 GHz allocated in this spectrum allows multi-Gigabit per second capacities far exceeding the 6-38 GHz bandwidth-limited frequencies. E-Band frequencies have also have a relatively low atmospheric attenuation window, making them attractive for high capacity wireless transmissions. E-nand Wireless system have yet another advantage as the licensing costs are lower than in common Band widths.

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