Tell us about your deployments and register your interest in gear built on the Air Interface baseband
A baseband that holds its timing when interference hits: deterministic scheduling, beam steering, and interference suppression run in silicon, isolated from the host load and OS jitter that make conventional radios drift under pressure. If you want deterministic, high capacity, high reliability wireless, we are building Air Interface for you. Air Interface is the baseband the next generation of fixed-wireless gear should be built on. We want to hear from the operators who would run it. Get on the list to register your interest and be first to know as gear ships and field trials open up.
Tell us what you run and what gives you trouble. Operator demand is how gear gets built, so the more we hear from people who want this, the faster radios built around Air Interface can reach the market.
Tell us about your sites and the links that give you trouble. It tells us what the gear has to handle, and it puts you first in line for field trials when they open.
Operators and gear builders in the program get briefing material on the timing architecture, recovery behavior, telemetry, and RF integration of the Air Interface baseband.
We are lining up the deployments that would make useful demonstrations and field trials. Sign up early and you are in the queue.
If you run a network, build radios, or simply want this kind of link to exist, sign up.
