Air Fiber

Air Fiber, also known as wireless fiber or fixed wireless, refers to a wireless communication technology that provides high-speed internet connectivity using radio waves to transmit data between two points. It is designed to offer similar performance and characteristics to traditional fiber-optic connections but without the need for physical cables. Air Fiber technology is commonly used in various scenarios, including last-mile connectivity, interconnecting buildings or campuses, backhaul for cellular networks, and disaster recovery situations. It offers a wireless solution that can deliver high-speed internet access comparable to traditional wired connections, providing flexibility and bridging the connectivity gap in different environments.