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Cambium Wi-Fi Delivers Space Connectivity for International Space Station Crew Operations

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Cambium Wi-Fi Delivers Space Connectivity for International Space Station Crew Operations
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Cambium Networks has successfully deployed enterprise Wi-Fi access points on the International Space Station to support crew operations and connectivity. The hardware underwent rigorous testing to ensure it could withstand the harsh radiation and environmental conditions of space.

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This deployment demonstrates the reliability of commercial off-the-shelf networking technology in extreme environments, potentially lowering costs for space missions.

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Cambium Networks, a leading global provider of networking solutions, announced that its enterprise Wi-Fi access points are providing in-cabin wireless connectivity aboard the International Space Station (ISS), supporting crew operations, science payloads, and the everyday connectivity that helps keep astronauts in contact with their families on Earth.

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