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• Gigabit Point-to-Point Wireless Deployment Scenarios

  Gigabit point-to-point wireless links provide fiber-equivalent connections between locations by transmitting data over highly secure 60GHz & 80GHz (E-Band) radio frequencies at gigabit speeds.

  • Highspeed inter-building LAN extensions and IT consolidation.
  • Fiber redundancy, business continuity
  • IP video entertainment, conferencing, surveillance cameras
  • >Low-latency, high QoS VoIP
  • Medical imaging and electronic health records
  • IT outsourcing: ASPs, remote storage and backup

• Multiple Security Options

  One of the major benefits of Gigabit Point-to-Point wireless systems is that the narrow beam used for communications are highly secure and interference immune.

  One degree beams are much more narrower than lower frequency, wider beam syst ems and harder to “tap” than inter-building fiber in conduit!

  Also, oxygen molecule (O2) absorbs electromagnetic energy at 60 GHz preventing signals from traveling far beyond their intended recipient.

  For added security, systems with 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) are also avaiable.

  AES meets “Top Secret” military requirements and can be used with full line-speed data rate under all conditions while maintaining ultra-low latency.

   

• Best Investment You Can Make

  Avoid issues with alternatives such as GigE leased circuits or fiber alternatives.

  • Average cost to lease point to point GigE circuits runs between $5 – 7K per month and typically require long term contracts ranging from 3 – 5 years.
  • Installing your own fiber is also expensive. Access to overhead pole locations is hard to obtain or unavailable and trenching can cost $110/ft = $500K/mile on average when crossing metro streets and much higher if unexpected natural and man-made obstacles have to be avoided.
  • Even when the funds are available the permit and construction process can cause multi-month delays and some cities are putting a number of restrictions on running fiber under city streets.

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