AI Prospecting for Tarana Wireless

Tarana Wireless has recently announced several significant developments. They are working with US Cellular to increase fixed wireless access (FWA) capacity using their next-gen FWA platform, particularly in Missouri[1]. Tarana will leverage Federated Wireless's Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC) system in the 6 GHz band to enhance spectrum access and deliver fiber-class speeds, even in well-occupied bands[2]. Additionally, Tarana introduced the RNv, a value-engineered "Remote Node" priced at $399, set to ship in Q1 2025, which aims to accelerate progress on the digital divide by providing reliable, high-speed internet in harsh environments[4].

Tarana Wireless announced the RNv, a value-engineered "Remote Node," priced at $399, set to ship in Q1 2025. The RNv offers up to 800 Mbps speeds in 5 GHz and 6 GHz spectrum, enhancing affordability and performance for fixed wireless access, particularly in harsh and non-line-of-sight environments[1][3].

Tarana Wireless has obtained certification for its Gigabit 1 (G1) next-generation fixed wireless access (ngFWA) platform to operate in Canada's unlicensed 6 GHz spectrum, enabling service providers to offer gigabit speeds and expand broadband to underserved communities[3][5]. Additionally, Tarana announced the RNv, a value-engineered "Remote Node" priced at $399, set to ship in Q1 2025, offering up to 800 Mbps speeds in 5 GHz and 6 GHz spectrum, and designed for use in harsh and non-line-of-sight environments[1][3].