Colombia. InfiNet Wireless will present the latest advancement in wireless technology at AndinaLink 2019, where it will unveil its unprecedented spectral efficiency solution – Quanta 5.
The growing demand for bandwidth and connectivity in Colombia, forces service providers to optimize resources and enter the process of transformation, planning and expansion of networks, bearing in mind that they must have the growth and the appropriate equipment to offer the best services.
In the case of 5G, it brings new challenges to broadband infrastructure, and it is vital that service providers have the tools to keep pace with these technological innovations and provide the fast and reliable connectivity required. For this reason, multinational companies have been concerned with bringing state-of-the-art technology to face the challenges. Quanta 5 is a "point-to-point" system that helps service providers do just that, providing a high-performance, easy-to-install, future-proof solution.
Quanta 5 is InfiNet Wireless' first product designed primarily for the home, office market and SMB service providers. The solution is based on software-defined radio (SDR) technology, which can be easily and quickly implemented in a wide range of applications, from backhauling for Wi-Fi and 4G/LTE base stations to video surveillance infrastructures. You can also provide Internet access in remote locations.
Designed to deliver the highest spectral efficiency available in today's wireless market, Quanta 5 easily combats and mitigates interference in noisy radio environments while displaying unprecedented performance on less radio spectrum.
This provides service providers with an all-in-one solution that can meet the growing demand for bandwidth, allowing them to increase their service offering to new and innovative IoT and 5G services and applications. A new design also allows remote deployment of new features through a firmware update, even for units already deployed in the field.
"Our Quanta 5 solution is designed to address challenges such as limited spectrum availability, growing interference challenges and demand for more capacity as we see unprecedented growth in IoT applications and connected devices," said Carlos Duque, technical sales manager for Infinet Wireless.
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