August 14, 2023
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Radisys buys Mimosa

Mimosa brings a diverse portfolio of point-to-point and point-to-multi-point connectivity products leveraging unlicensed spectrum bands….reports Asian Lite News

Radisys Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Jio Platforms Limited and a global leader in open telecom solutions, announced on Friday that it has completed the acquisition of Mimosa Networks Inc. (Mimosa) from Airspan Networks Holdings Inc.

Mimosa brings a diverse portfolio of point-to-point and point-to-multi-point connectivity products leveraging unlicensed spectrum bands. These products enable the rapid rollout of multi-gigabitper-second Fixed Wireless Access networks and wireless backhaul connectivity for telecommunications systems.

The Mimosa product suite complements Radisys Open Access (Connect Open RAN and Connect Open Broadband) portfolio. Mimosa has become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Radisys.

Radisys is a global leader in open telecom solutions and services. Its disaggregated platforms and integration services leverage open reference architectures and standards combined with open software and hardware, enabling service providers to drive open digital transformation.

Radisys offers an end-to-end solutions portfolio from digital endpoints, to disaggregated and open access and core solutions, to immersive digital applications and engagement platforms. Its worldclass and experienced network services organization delivers full lifecycle services to help service providers build and operate highly scalable and high-performance networks at optimum total cost of ownership.

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