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RAJANT KINETIC MESH® NETWORKS IN TELECOM Access a New Spectrum of Opportunity

Rajant’s technology is presenting service providers with an opportunity to increase available bandwidth and wireless spectrum while trimming capital equipment costs – and doing so with a solution that complements, not competes with, existing technology.

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Using Rajant’s Kinetic Mesh® networking technology, service providers can leverage untapped spectrum with higher performance and lower overhead than traditional routing and switching.

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Open New Pathways to Greater Service Offerings.

Rajant’s BreadCrumb network nodes and InstaMesh networking software offer a path to new spectrum as well as a better way to increase wireless and Wi-Fi coverage in underserved, yet over-stressed service areas. Multi-radio BreadCrumb units route packets between multiple frequencies including 900 MHz, 2.4, 4.9, and 5 GHz.

The result: one unified network that can make use of all available pathways to route packets when a network node fails or interference is present. In addition, custom frequencies from 300 MHz to 6 GHz are available for development upon request. This allows service providers to effectively leverage frequencies never intended for mobile use – and make it all transparent to users.

Expand Coverage with Optimal Efficiency.

Service providers can route their traffic from users’ devices onto a frequency for wide area transmission, then down to a device connected to the Internet. Rajant software enables packet tracking so that usage can be billed per byte if needed.

Easily deployed, managed, and maintained, Rajant’s Kinetic Mesh® networking technology represents a breakthrough for wireless operators and service providers interested in offloading data traffic and expanding coverage.

 

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