RADWIN: Fixed wireless expands into mobility networks

RADWIN was founded in 1997 and built its business around carrier-class wireless broadband.

The company focused on fixed wireless links for operators and enterprises that needed high-capacity connectivity where fibre was unavailable, too slow to deploy or too expensive.

Fixed wireless expands into mobility networks

Its product portfolio broadened from point-to-point radio into point-to-multipoint access and mobility-oriented wireless systems used in transport, public safety and industrial networks.

RADWIN works in the radio-access layer. Link budgets, interference mitigation, spectrum efficiency, antenna systems and quality-of-service controls determine whether wireless links can support mission-critical traffic.

RADWIN today

The company continues to sell fixed and mobility wireless solutions internationally under its own brand.

The historical thread is resilience without cable. RADWIN’s products occupy places where a network has to reach across terrain, streets or moving vehicles and still behave predictably enough for business or operational traffic.