Cisco Launches High-Speed Wireless Solution for Industrial Use

2025-06-27 wireless

San Jose, Saturday, 28 June 2025.
Cisco’s new Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul enhances connectivity for industries needing constant data flow, promising speed and reliability for critical applications in the European market.

Introduction to Cisco’s URWB

Cisco’s Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul (URWB) is designed to meet the growing demands of industrial sectors that require uninterrupted data transmission and high-speed connectivity. Announced on 27 June 2025, this solution is particularly relevant for the European market where industries such as manufacturing and logistics are heavily reliant on real-time data to optimize operations [1][2].

Technical Specifications and Advantages

The URWB utilizes advanced features including Multipath Operations technology, which protects communications against interference and hardware failures. It offers ultra-low latency (<10 ms) and zero packet loss, crucial for applications connecting automated guided vehicles and tele-remote systems in sectors like mining and port operations [1][3][4]. It is also built on 802.11 standards, enabling quick deployment similar to Wi-Fi [1][5].

Performance Metrics and Industry Impact

With its ability to extend long-range connectivity where wired options are not feasible, the URWB solution is seen as a versatile alternative to private 5G. Industry experts anticipate significant impacts from AI in industrial networks, with 48% predicting transformative changes over the next five years. This underscores the urgency for robust wireless solutions like the URWB that can sustain high data volumes from AI applications [1][4][6].

Application Scenarios and Market Adaptation

The URWB’s deployment is aimed at transforming connectivity in environments where traditional wireless solutions fall short. By facilitating seamless communication for moving assets and mission-critical applications, it positions Cisco as a crucial player in addressing the connectivity challenges faced in smart manufacturing and infrastructure projects [2][4][7]. The market’s adaptation to such advanced wireless technology reflects the shift towards a more connected and automated future, where data flow is paramount [2][4].

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