BTC Bahamas
BTC Bahamas replaced legacy copper and LTE in Bimini with ngFWA, delivering speeds up to 300 Mbps and a more reliable broadband, TV, and voice experience for Family Island communities.
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ngFWA for Regional Mobile Operators
Deploy ngFWA home internet.
Drive new revenue in months.
All using your existing network infrastructure.
Leverage
ngFWA stacks on the towers, backhaul, RF team, storefronts, and billing you already run. You're adding a product, not starting a business.
Bundle
Bundle it with mobile, service it face-to-face, and deliver the fastest speeds in the market. Local support and a better experience than anyone else can offer.
Preserve
Build it on equipment made for broadband. Higher speeds, a longer service life, and dedicate your licensed spectrum for mobile.
You're Adding a Product, Not Starting a Business
Every other operator entering home internet has to acquire what you already have:
- Towers you own or can access
- Backhaul
- An experienced RF team
- Local sales and marketing
- A large mobile customer base
Home broadband doesn't replace any of that. It stacks on top of it — which is why you can accelerate new revenue faster than anyone else entering this market.
Faster Service, Local Support, a Better Experience
Today many rural households don’t have the speed and reliability they demand. They're winnable, and right now LEO satellite is taking them by default.
- The Fastest and Most Reliable Service Because ngFWA is purpose-built for home internet, your customers get a better experience and you preserve your licensed spectrum.
- Bundle It with Mobile A household with both services is stickier, and no LEO or national broadband provider can bundle mobile the way you can. Convergence is a lever you can pull today, on a subscriber relationship you already hold.
- Leverage Local Service Experience Your staff live here — when something breaks, the customer talks to someone they recognize.
Save Your Spectrum for Your Mobile Network
A connected household consumes roughly 10x the data of a mobile subscriber. Preserve your licensed spectrum for mobile and leverage Tarana ngFWA for home internet.
Whereas conventional mobile technology supports roughly 50 home internet subscribers per sector, ngFWA supports 250 or more.
ngFWA solves for:
- Roughly 5x the capacity of 5G
- Throughput and interference cancellation that deliver performance and reliability
- Preserve your licensed spectrum for mobile
White Paper — ngFWA vs. 4G/5G
The full side-by-side against conventional 4G/5G equipment: test conditions, methodology, and site-by-site results.
Get the ComparisonBuilt for Broadband, Not Borrowed from Mobile
True interference cancellation and operation in non-line-of-sight conditions extend usable range across terrain and tree cover. Existing sites cover more homes before you add any — the difference between a phased rollout and a capital project.
Up to 256 subscribers on a single base node — roughly five times what conventional mobile equipment can deliver per sector. Fewer sites translates into operating efficiency and cost savings.
G2 delivers downlink up to 1 Gbps and uplink up to 500 Mbps. Your plan tiers aren't capped by the equipment you buy this year.
Simpler to deploy and maintain with a lean engineering group. Remote nodes automatically re-home to a new base node when necessary. BNs and RNs are forward and backward compatible, reducing the need for technology upgrades.
Speeds shown are maximum capability figures for G2. Results in service vary with morphology, activity factor, concurrency, cell load, and link distance.
Rob Lowe
Account Executive
Tarana Wireless
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See What Your Spectrum Can Do with ngFWA
Our Network Planning and Business Case tool builds a virtual Tarana network in your service area. You'll leave with numbers you can take to your board.
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We Build the Network Virtually
A Tarana network modelled in your service area, on the towers you already operate.
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You See the Business Case
ROI and IRR, five-year cash flow and timeline to profitability, addressable homes passed.
Holding Rip & Replace funding? Bring the allocation — ngFWA is an approved replacement.
New Orleans · Sept. 14–16
Missed Us at the Competitive Carriers Association (CCA)?
"The Business of ngFWA” session made the case for building broadband revenue on the network you already operate — the towers, the backhaul, and the customer relationships you have today.
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