Several Peplink devices have been C-band certified by Verizon and are now ready for 5G business internet!
Unlocking Potential with True Business Intelligence
An effective business intelligence (BI) program makes data-driven decisions. However, the quality of those decisions depends entirely on the data the program receives. Internet of Things (IoT) and multi-access edge computing (MEC) solutions can help an organization gather vast amounts data, but if that data is not up to date, it is impossible to make optimal decisions. That means it is crucial to have high-speed, low-latency internet connections across the organization. The massive quantity of current data required for an effective BI program makes transmitting unlimited amounts data without worrying about paying for overages an absolute must.
Peplink MAX BR1 Pro 5G
Verizon C-Band Ready
Responding to Emergency Situations in Real Time
When there is an emergency, maximizing situational awareness is key. High-bandwidth connections are vital. Field commanders need to stream high-definition video from numerous sources, such as surveillance cameras, drones, and body cameras. They also need to monitor sensors and wearable devices so they can track first responders and ensure their safety. Low latency is required for this information to be available in real time. This is needed in moving vehicles, remote areas, and at disaster sites – places where it is impossible to access conventional fiber or copper internet lines.
Maximizing Safety and Minimizing Downtime at Construction Sites
Technology is making it easier than ever to maintain safe, efficient construction sites. Drones and surveillance cameras can provide high-definition video footage. Internet-connected sensors can help identify problems with equipment before it breaks down, avoiding costly downtime. Wearable technology can be used to monitor workers’ safety and well-being on site. All of this requires high-bandwidth, low-latency internet connection in locations where traditional copper or fiber lines are often not yet installed.
Why Peplink Devices with Verizon C-band Business Internet Are a Gamechanger
What is Verizon C-Band?
There are three key 5G spectrum ranges – low-band, mid-band, and high-band. The low-band spectrum provides broad coverage but sacrifices connection speed and data volume. The high-band spectrum allows for large amounts of data to travel at extraordinary speeds, but it lacks range and cannot pass through buildings or other objects. C-Band, which is part of the mid-band spectrum, allows for high speeds (up to a gigabit!) while also providing broad coverage. It is the best of both worlds.
The following Peplink devices are now certified for Verizon’s C-Band: Balance 310 Fiber 5G, MAX BR1 Pro, MAX BR2 Pro, MAX HD4 MBX 5G, MAX MBX Mini. So, owners of these Peplink devices can begin taking advantage of C-Band’s incredible potential immediately. For everyone else, these C-Band certifications provide a powerful new reason to join the Peplink ecosystem.
The Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) Future Has Arrived
The introduction of Verizon’s C-Band brings a whole new dimension to cellular delivery by setting a new standard for Fixed Wireless Access (FWA). The speed and reliability of Verizon’s cutting-edge cellular network makes it possible to make wireless internet the primary, or even only, form of connectivity, even for large businesses.
The amount of money businesses can save by moving to a wireless connection from a wired connection is nothing short of shocking. The era of exorbitant overage charges and throttling is over. With Verizon’s C-Band, you’re paying for the speed you want with truly unlimited data.
The beautiful thing about Peplink is businesses don’t need to make an all or nothing decision. Instead, businesses can use a wired connection along with Verizon, without pulling the plug today. With Peplink’s technology, businesses can use wireless internet as a failover, or vet FWA before switching over. Replacing something as vital as a company’s connectivity solution is scary. Peplink allows businesses to test the FWA waters before really taking the plunge.
