RADWIN 5000 Wireless Point-to-MultiPoint Solution Deployed by ISP in the Netherlands

Tel Aviv, Israel, July 18, 2011

RADWIN (www.radwin.com), the global provider of Backhaul and Broadband Wireless Solutions, today announced that WiFi4All - an ISP in the Netherlands – chose it’s RADWIN 5000 Point-to-MultiPoint solution to deliver dedicated bandwidth for demanding business applications to its corporate clients.

The RADWIN 5000 High Capacity Point to MultiPoint (HPMP) solution sets a new level of performance and robustness at the industry’s most competitive price. RADWIN 5000 HPMP delivers 200 Mbps aggregate throughput per sector and guaranteed bandwidth per SLA, and incorporates advanced technologies such as MIMO and OFDM. It guarantees superb performance in harsh conditions in both license-free and licensed sub 6GHz bands.

Robert van Kempen, President of WiFi4All, said: “We use RADWIN 5000 to deliver dedicated connectivity to clients from the healthcare, enterprise and financial sectors that require a high bandwidth, high-speed connection. What we love about RADWIN 5000 is that it provides up to 100 Mbps full duplex dedicated symmetrical throughput at a great price. We are a long-standing RADWIN client and use the RADWIN Point-to-Point products in our network; RADWIN 5000 Point-to-MultiPoint is the latest in an excellent line of solutions.”

Rami Bar, General Manager of RADWIN EMEA, stated: “We launched RADWIN 5000 in Q2 2011 and are witnessing an incredible demand for this unique product. ISPs such as WiFi4All, and also organizations and public safety agencies that require video transmission capabilities - are all clamoring for a Point-to-MultiPoint solution such as RADWIN 5000 that offers high capacity and dedicated bandwidth. Today we are uniquely positioned to offer a comprehensive portfolio of both PtP and PtMP solutions that fulfill customers’ needs, and are proud to count WiFi4All amongst our large customer base.”


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