Connexin and RFCom deploy first commerical PPG-10G

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RF Com are very excited to be working with Connexin in deploying and trialling the first commercial PPC-10G in the UK. Connexin have confirmed that they have achieved 10 Gbps full duplex throughput at a range of 700m. The PPC-10G can achieve a much further range of 2.1km in the UK at 99.99% availability. The PPC-10G is commercially available to trial and purchase now, please contact RF Com for more information – in**@rf***.uk

Read the press release here.

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