Wireless is the transmission of data, voice, or video over electromagnetic waves instead of physical cables, used in enterprises to provide connectivity for users, devices, and sites and to integrate mobile, IoT, and operational systems into broader network architectures.
Ceragon cites several private network contracts totaling about $10 million across utilities, mining, defense, and public sector markets. The company describes end-to-end private wireless deployments using private 5G/LTE plus microwave backhaul, with projected 2026 revenue visibility and recurring Network as a Service for defense sites.
Huawei and the 450 MHz Alliance released a white paper on private wireless networks for Brazilian power grids, arguing that private LTE/5G can meet distribution-network demands for low latency, security, and scalability. The paper ties private wireless to teleprotection, smart metering, field control, and predictive monitoring and references a regulatory roadmap for adoption.
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