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07 February, 2019Cambridge Broadband Networks (CBNL), a global provider of millimetre wave Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) solutions has expanded its portfolio, and now claims to be the only provider offering both FDD and TDD platforms. It also provides carrier-grade support for ultra-wideband wireless access solutions. (more…)
01 November, 2018What was your first job?
My first role was a six-month internship with Honeywell in the USA. This took place one year before I completed my MBA in Finance at the NEOMA Business School in France. (more…)
15 October, 2018What comes to mind when you think about sustainability? Curbing pollution? Prohibiting industrial waste? Filtering plastic from the ocean? A five pence tax on plastic bags? It might be all or none of the above – but it’s unlikely to be wireless networks. Yet, if implemented properly, network technology will play a significant role in ushering in a sustainable revolution in cities and urban areas around the world, writes Lionel Chmilewsky, the chief executive of Cambridge Broadband Networks (CBNL).
05 February, 2018Nova Telecom, an Irish communication provider, has announced a partnership with Cambridge Broadband Networks (CBNL), the provider in licenced point-to-multipoint (PMP) microwave and millimetre wave solutions, to launch a new enterprise grade fixed wireless service, significantly increasing access to high bandwidth internet for businesses in Ireland. (more…)
20 November, 2017In a recent survey, 89% of UK businesses said they would consider moving to wireless connectivity because they all – that’s 100% of respondents – have had their business performance negatively impacted during the last two years. VanillaPlus managing editor George Malim reports from an industry roundtable to discuss the findings and the prospects for fixed wireless access in the era of virtualisation and 5G
27 November, 2015With mobile penetration seemingly reaching saturation in many markets, operators are confronted with the prospect of slowing revenues and declining margins; according to Ovum, more than one-third of the 67 countries they track will experience some margin decline by 2019. This means that forward thinking operators are looking to alternative business models to create new, monetisable services.
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