Cambium Networks, a provider of wireless broadband solutions for reliable connectivity in any environment announced their overall expansion plans in the Middle East with the opening of their regional headquarters in Dubai Silicon Oasis.
Cambium Networks said that it has experienced significant growth of 10-15% year on year in wireless broadband and microwave solutions and services in the military, government, municipal and enterprise sectors.
In November 2011, the company announced its independence from Motorola Solutions, its former parent company, and the start of being an independent provider of wireless broadband solutions, services and products.
According to a recent study by PricedwaterhouseCoopers (PwC), the number of high speed mobile broadband subscribers is predicted to increase to approximately 125 million users by 2014.
“The demand for high-speed connectivity is increasing significantly in the Middle East,” says Graham Owen, Middle East regional sales director, Cambium Networks. “As an independent company, Cambium Networks becomes nimbler, more focused, and completely dedicated to helping our customers and partners take full advantage of the continuing growth of wireless broadband.”
“Our extensive experience in Point-to-Point (PTP) and Point-to-Multipoint (PMP) solutions is clearly shown with our current installed networks in more than 150 countries worldwide,” added Owen.
With over 150 partners in the region, Cambium Networks offers a comprehensive portfolio of fixed wireless high-speed backhaul and access solutions for a wide range of customers and industries. With more than three million modules installed around the world, Cambium Networks PMP solutions are known for making the delivery of high-speed access to multiple locations efficient and cost effective.
