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What Band 71 Means for Peplink Users

By now, you’ve undoubtedly heard of T-Mobile’s continued expansion of band 71 frequency across the United States. It seems as if the company’s coverage map grows more and more pink every day.

If you need a refresher, band 71 is a low-frequency, 600 MHz band T-Mobile purchased in 2017. This frequency range travels twice as far and works four times better in buildings than conventional LTE bands. Band 71 also provides better coverage in remote areas and in homes. The frequency band is expected to become more widely available with the recent merger of T-Mobile and Sprint.

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April 23, 2020
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3 Strategies for Implementing Peplink for Remote Work

We are in the midst of an unprecedented time in the history of our planet. The proliferation of COVID-19 is changing the way we communicate, socialize, work and live our everyday lives. Here at Frontier Computer Corp., we too are making decisions to protect the health and safety of our employees.

For those who are now working from home, we are making sure they have access to the information, tools and programs needed to continue serving our valued partners. We know the rest of the word is in the very same position. Employees who work from home need a reliable network structure to send and receive data needed to do their jobs.

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March 19, 2020
Read more about the article Unbreakable Network Technology
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Unbreakable Network Technology

Does your current network solution provide Unbreakable Connectivity?

It’s official. We now live in a business world where internet connectivity is not optional—it is mandatory. Not only is the ability to connect to the internet important, resilient network technology that never fails is also required. Today’s businesses need connectivity that never slows down, and never goes down.

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February 10, 2020