Telconet deploys Ruckus Smart Wi-Fi products

Broadband user image by Google

Telconet, a telecom services provider in Ecuador, is deploying Ruckus Smart Wi-Fi products and technology.

Ruckus Wireless will support Telconet to provide wireless access to smartphones and tablets users in municipalities in Ecuador.

Nearly 1.3 million homes in the country had Internet access in 2014, according to Ecuador’s Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Society (Mintel). More than 5 million mobile clients were in use, accessing the Internet via Wi-Fi.

Telconet is using more than 4,000 Ruckus ZoneFlex indoor and outdoor access points. The company is managing the Wi-Fi network with a combination of Ruckus SmartCell Gateways (SCGs) and Ruckus ZoneDirector controllers, plus FlexMaster software.

This apart, Telconet is utilizing the Ruckus SmartCell Insight (SCI) data analytics platform to analyze the operation of their network.

Telconet CTO Arturo Velasco said: “Telconet network provides Wi-Fi coverage to over 100,000 users. It took 15 days to deploy the first set of controllers and access points. Ruckus technology has enabled us to deploy rapidly.”

Baburajan K
editor@telecomlead.com

Latest

More like this
Related

Judge rules Google illegally maintains monopoly in online ad tech

A U.S. federal judge has ruled that Google illegally...

Google faces £5 bn lawsuit exposing search giant’s market domination

Google, once a pioneer of internet freedom and innovation,...

Comcast offers price guarantee for Xfinity Internet customers

Comcast has launched a five-year price guarantee for new...

How Donald Trump’s tariffs are shaping the broadband market

Jeff Heynen at Dell’Oro Group in a blog post...