WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) is a wireless broadband technology that delivers high-speed internet over long distances. It brings business-grade connectivity to areas where fiber or cable infrastructure is limited.
How it works
WiMAX base stations transmit internet signals wirelessly to receivers installed at your offices. One base station covers a large geographic area, so new sites can be connected quickly.
Key features
- Wireless broadband internet connection
- Covers large geographic areas
- Faster to deploy than wired networks
- Suitable for businesses and remote locations