The deployment of private LTE and 5G networks has only recently been possible for enterprises in the US due to new radio spectrum regulations adopted by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). These regulations allow enterprises to use valuable radio spectrum to build private wireless networks, which used to be the exclusive domain of wireless carriers up to a few years ago. Two-Hops Wireless is well positioned in the market to help enterprises such as Utilities and WISPs deploy private LTE and 5G broadband communications networks to provide advanced communications services within their organizations or to their customer base.
Utilities and service providers have a fragmented landscape of communications networks, some of which are proprietary technologies, driving up costs and complexity. Private LTE networks enable the integration of diverse services (internet, sensors, machines, vehicles, and more) across various applications and usage scenarios. They treat individual services regarding their required reliability, performance, service quality, and security. This can be achieved under a single, scalable, wireless network solution that leverages evolving global standards and resulting ecosystem benefits.
The engineering and operations of a Core can be daunting. Two-Hops Wireless is implementing a cloud-based LTE and 5GC Core system to simplify and speed up broadband network deployment. Enterprises can focus on their core services while implementing their broadband radio network with minimal disruption. This will ensure a cost-effective migration of services to a secure broadband network. Enterprises can also be assured of an easy path to technological updates in the future when deploying a standards-based solution.
Key Features and Capabilities: At its core, the THW virtualized infrastructure enables dynamic scalability, allowing seamless expansion to accommodate growing workloads and evolving demands.
The flexibility of resource allocation within the THW EPC optimizes operational efficiency, ensuring that network resources are utilized judiciously. Moreover, the THW EPC introduces advanced network management capabilities, enhancing telecommunications systems’ overall performance, reliability, and responsiveness. Its ability to support diverse services, from traditional voice communication to data-intensive applications, underscores its versatility. The THW EPC emerges as a transformative element, laying the groundwork for agile, scalable, and future-ready telecommunications networks.
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