Deutsche Telenetz (http://www.dsl-altenburg.de) chooses to use radio link in rural areas to avoid having to pull fiber in the street. In order to effectively get into multi-family homes, they now choose to use In:xtnd as an access solution for these properties.

"We have been looking for a cost effective solution for broadband deployment in rural areas, and found the combination of FWA/radio link together with InCoax's In:xtnd solution to be very attractive from both an ease of deployment and cost perspective. We now plan to make this part of our standard offering," says Thomas Höhne CEO of Deutsche Telenetz.

"We are delighted to partner with Deutsche Telenetz and be able to offer their subscribers in rural areas future-proof broadband at a reasonable cost, and we see an interesting potential for this type of fixed wireless access solutions together with In:xtnd," says Håkan Rusk, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer of InCoax. 

About In:xtnd
In:xtnd is EASY to install as it uses the existing coax cable infrastructure for fiber access extension. Its plug-in Access modems allows for tenant's self installment. It may be rolled out in stages and ensures minimal operational disturbances. In:xtnd is FAST, allowing 2.5 Gbps data traffic on each channel, almost as fast upstream as downstream (symmetrical). Using existing cable infrastructure makes In:xtnd the SMART and environmentally friendly choice. Fast and easy deployment allows for higher subscriber uptake with short time to revenue.