Mimosa Networks

Mimosa Networks is an innovative wireless technology company founded in 2012 in Silicon Valley.
In 2023, Mimosa became a wholly owned subsidiary of Radisys Corporation.
The company specializes in providing high-speed, high-reliability wireless connectivity solutions, offering cost-effective alternatives to traditional fiber optics to connect densely populated urban areas and challenging rural areas.

Le principali soluzioni di Mimosa Networks riguardano:

Backhaul Point-to-Point (PTP): Point-to-point wireless solutions that provide high-speed, secure connections for short and long distances.

Access Point-to-Multipoint (PTMP): Point-to-multipoint wireless solutions that provide high-speed Internet access to multiple locations from a single powerful access point.

Client Solutions: Client devices to connect end users to high-speed wireless networks.

Antenne e Accessori: Add-ons to improve the performance of wireless networks.

Mimosa Networks is recognized for its ability to maximize spectral efficiency and efficiently share limited spectrum resources among multiple networks. Mimosa's solutions are used in a wide range of applications, including high-speed Internet for residential and commercial use, surveillance, public safety, education, and hospitality.

Mimosa Networks' solutions are aimed at a wide range of users and industries, including::

Internet Service Providers (WISP/ISP) To provide high-speed Internet connections in urban and rural areas where laying fiber optics may be expensive or impractical, Telecommunication Operators to improve and expand their networks, especially in remote or hard-to-reach areas.

Businesses and enterprises using to deploy private wireless networks, providing reliable and secure connectivity between corporate locations and Public and Government agencies to support essential services such as public safety, surveillance and emergency management.

Mimosa Netwoks products are also of particular interest for Industrial Applications to ensure connectivity in Industrial environments and for critical infrastructure such as manufacturing, logistics and transportation facilities.