Experts agree: wireless solutions will dominate. In the access layer, services must be available on the move—whether in public transport, autonomous driving, or other applications that require flexible and immediate availability.

A key advantage of our strategy stems from the positioning of established manufacturers in the 5G market. These companies focus heavily on the global expansion of public mobile networks, often causing individual 5G campus projects to take a backseat. Lengthy approval processes and slow response times often make these large providers too sluggish for market-ready project implementation.

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From a technological perspective, flexible and high-performance modular systems offer numerous advantages. Depending on the size of the network—based on the area and the number of radio units required—using all-in-one radios (RRU) that also function as a distribution unit (DU) is particularly cost-effective. For larger sites, directional radio can also be used. If network architectures use separate DUs, however, a fiber-based connection is required, which can significantly impact costs over large areas. Furthermore, once a certain number of radios is reached in the network, connecting each unit to a DU for synchronization becomes necessary.

With our flexible modular system, we are well-equipped for any challenge. We offer you the optimal balance of technical performance and cost-efficiency—tailored to your specific requirements.