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Siklu to Boost Wireless Gigabit Connectivity Using Facebook’s Terragraph

By Siklu | June 14, 2019

Siklu, the global provider of 5G mmWave wireless network equipment, today announced that Siklu’s third generation Gigabit Wireless solution in the MultiHaul product line will incorporate Facebook’s Terragraph millimeter-wave technology. Terragraph leverages V-band spectrum at 60GHz to wirelessly extend fiber throughout cities, including in difficult-to-reach neighborhoods.

“We welcome Siklu’s extensive experience and long history of mmWave innovation to the Terragraph community,” said Dan Rabinovitsj, Facebook’s VP of Connectivity. “With the growing ecosystem of Terragraph partners, we are moving closer to our goal of enabling service providers to deliver gigabit-speed wireless connectivity to their customers.”

“We are excited to deliver reliable gigabit connectivity to potentially millions of people around the world using Terragraph technologies,” said Siklu CEO Eyal Assa. “Siklu has more than a decade of experience in this field with more than 80,000 units deployed and over 170 connected Smart Cities worldwide. We look forward to bringing this experience to the Terragraph ecosystem.”

Terragraph technologies will now be incorporated into Siklu’s third-generation of 60GHz Gigabit Wireless Access (GWA) products, which have been deployed for both residential and enterprise customers in 45 countries. All of Siklu’s MultiHaul™ products incorporate advanced RF and beam forming at both the Base (BU) and Terminal units (TU) to enable the most flexible and cost-effective deployment options. Further, to make the installation process easier at homes and businesses, Siklu recently introduced the revolutionary WiNDE Network Planning tool and an extremely small terminal unit that is slightly larger than today’s average sized smartphones.


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