RADWIN Makes Cellular Backhaul Cost-Effective with Next Generation, High-Capacity sub-6GHz Microwave Radio

RADWIN will announce at the CTIA Wireless 2008 conference its upcoming, high-capacity sub-6GHz radio system, the RADWIN 2000, addressing the backhaul needs of today’s and tomorrow’s networks (3G, 4G, WiMax).

RADWIN has a portfolio of carrier-class sub-6GHz products providing wireless backhaul and broadband access solutions for carriers and service providers in more than 100 countries. RADWIN 2000 is the high-capacity addition to the company’s portfolio, delivering unparalleled performance, capacity, range, and quality at the most competitive price in the market.

Over the past three years, RADWIN has been delivering transmission solutions to carriers around the world, enabling them to enhance their backhaul bandwidth while reducing their cost per bit. As the market migrates to next-generation networks, the challenge for carriers to find affordable backhaul solutions becomes even greater.

In the United States, deployment of new 3G and 4G networks will require carriers to more than double their backhaul capacity, according to industry estimates. “With migration to next-generation networks, carriers will see their backhaul expenses grow dramatically, while ARPU will not increase in the same proportions,” says Ilan Moshe, President of RADWIN USA. “RADWIN 2000 provides carriers with a cost-effective solution to accommodate capacity growth and offering carrier-class performance.”