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Flexible Migration to a 5G Mobile Backhaul
Even with mobile 5G receiving massive adoption, 4G networks will still be an integral part of the mobile backhaul for years to come. UfiSpace's disaggregated cell-site gateways router (DCSG) were among the industry's first to be deployed within a live tier-one service provider network to aggregate 4G and 5G traffic. Our DCSGs have a cumulative 100 million working hours in the field, with tens of thousands deployed at cell sites offering service providers a futureproof and cost efficient solution for migrating to 5G networks at their own speed.
Versatile Backhaul Applications
Whether for 4G, 5G, or a combination of both, UfiSpace's S9500 Series of disaggregated cell site gateways router have been deployed into various mobile backhaul applications. Temperature hardened, with just 1RU in height, and designed with front-facing interfaces for easy access, our DCSGs are ideal outdoor cell site cabinets. Through the integration of radio-aware software from our partners, our DCSGs can be seamlessly connected to various RF components enabling an open and disaggregated architecture for microwave backhaul. Simplify long-haul DWDM backhaul deployments with our OpenZR+ compatible routers. Deploy a field-proven solution for private networks, with a wide variety of service port speeds and densities, silent fanless options, and an array of advanced features to ensure network reliability and security.
Future Access Networks with S9500 Series
The S9500 series serves as a well-rounded and future-proof transport solution for legacy (2G/3G/4G) and 5G networks. Our range features rich network interfaces (1/10/25/100/400G) with rich timing interfaces (GNSS, 1PPS, 10MHz, TOD, and BITS), Class-C timing accuracy, and support for Time Sensitive Networking (TSN), ITU-T Synchronous Ethernet (SyncE) and IEEE 1588v2 standards. Built to meet all carrier-grade environments, our S9500 series have weathered all sorts of conditions from the frozen winters of Alaska to the hot and humid South East Asia.
