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Nokia MulteFire Provides Connectivity Via Unlicensed LTE Spectrum

MulteFire Helps Alleviate Network Congestion By Opening Up New Connectivity Routes

Networks worldwide are working to navigate the growing demand for high data capacities and content downloads. As our reliance on the Internet and interconnectivity deepens, data traffic is expected to continue increasing in every market, operators and businesses alike are seeking a cost-effective solution to cater to this surge in demand.

One potential avenue for meeting the demand is leveraging the unlicensed spectrum. However, with multiple technologies and users vying for limited resources, network congestion can be detrimental to a seamless and high-quality user experience. The issue becomes particularly pronounced in situations with high user density, such as homes with numerous guests and large numbers of internet-connected devices or workplaces where heavy data traffic occurs due to a large user base.

Since LTE was initially designed to deliver high-performance mobile broadband in densely deployed networks, industry leaders and innovators are now considering whether the advantages of LTE can be fully realized using unlicensed spectrum alone.

What Is MulteFire?

With limited access to licensed spectrum or the need for additional capacity to complement existing networks, Nokia MulteFire emerges as an ideal solution. By utilizing unlicensed spectrum to deliver the high performance and reliability of 4G LTE while simplifying deployment processes, MulteFire allows organizations to enhance coverage, range, capacity, and mobility while ensuring compliance with global Wi-Fi coexistence regulations.

Additionally, while MulteFire expands the availability of LTE to the unlicensed spectrum, it also ensures that other technologies – such as Wi-Fi – are able to utilize the spectrum simultaneously. This approach provides opportunities for deploying small cells, particularly in densely populated environments and indoor locations where network congestion is a common challenge, and offers a cost-effective and efficient solution for enterprises, operators, and various industries.

What Is The MulteFire Alliance?

Nokia’s commitment to globalizing and commercializing MulteFire is evident in its role as a founding member of the MulteFire Alliance. This international consortium is dedicated to advocating the adoption of private networks in any available spectrum on a global scale. With Nokia’s MulteFire technology at the forefront, the alliance aims to empower organizations with the tools they need to leverage private wireless solutions effectively.

Benefits of MulteFire

By embracing Nokia MulteFire, organizations can unlock unlicensed spectrum for their specific use cases and augment existing locally licensed spectrum solutions. MulteFire ensures carrier-grade quality, security, and availability while delivering high capacity, extensive coverage, and robust security features, enabling organizations to meet their connectivity requirements efficiently. 

Additionally, MulteFire offers a simplified deployment processes and user-friendly network and device management, eliminating the need for complex hetnet layer optimization. It also eliminates spectrum costs, providing a cost-effective solution for organizations seeking to expand their industrial applications.

Nokia MulteFire Solutions

Nokia MulteFire Router

Nokia Industrial MulteFire Router 700

As part of its MulteFire product lineup, Nokia has released the Industrial MulteFire Router 700. This device is the world’s first certified MulteFire router and is compatible with the Nokia Digital Automation Cloud (DAC). This router delivers reliable and secure connectivity, ensuring seamless integration within private wireless networks for industrial use cases.

Nokia MulteFire Small Cell

Nokia Multefire Access Point: Nokia Flexi Zone MulteFire Multiband Pico BTS

The Nokia Pico Radio Access Point, built on the MulteFire standard, is designed to operate seamlessly in both outdoor and indoor environments. This versatile all-in-one small cell provides easy-to-deploy private wireless connectivity and is suitable for both permanent networking and temporary deployments. It’s an ideal solution in a variety of settings – such as sporting events, on-location media broadcasting, construction sites, field hospitals, and first responder/emergency response scenarios – where temporary connectivity solutions that provide a reliable and efficient connection are required.

About Infinity Technology Solutions

Infinity Technology Solutions specializes in broadband and critical communications infrastructure development. We help our channel partners create private wireless networks 4G/5G, microwave backhaul systems, IP/MPLS, and optical networking technology.

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