- Link distance: <1km, Deployed December 2021
- Extend high-speed Internet access to remote buildings
Education
CENTAURI allows extending high speed WiFi across the campus and facilitates high-volume data flows in record time.
Learn MoreIndustry trends in education
The education industry is experiencing a shift. From managing courses, to attending lectures and completing assignments, to sitting for exams, the increase in the use of online learning and multimedia tools has accelerated over the past few years. 83% of institutions have reported increasing use of learning tools and portals as top priority. Cutting-edge technology research programs at universities require high-speed and high-performance connectivity for effective collaboration and learning.
Case study - A university in Singapore
Overview
Challenges
- Deployment timeframe limited
- Incumbent vendor’s FSO failed, replacement costs seen as prohibitive
- A short-term RF point-to-point solution failed to deliver “as-advertised” performance
- Extending fiber connectivity is very expensive
Outcomes
- Client sees CENTAURI 10G as next-generation technology
- CENTAURI is 3x smaller and lighter and provides 10x speed of old link
- Quick and easy setup in ½ day
- Exceptional performance
- Client considering adding several more links soon
Large campus challenges
Educational campuses are increasingly expected to provide high capacity and pervasive WiFi and internet access across the campus while managing return on IT costs.
Technology challenges
Solution for universities
Requirements
- Each building requires WiFi for internet access
- HPC centre requires high bandwidth connection
Challenge
- Digging fiber is expensive
- Digging fiber disrupts operations and learning experience
Solution
- CENTAURI provides high-speed 10Gbps links with high throughput between the desired locations.
- Setup quickly and cost-effectively with zero disruptions
Benefits
- Extend high bandwidth connectivity across the campus faster, easier and more economically
- Spectrum management is not required
- University uses start-of-the-art laser communication on campus introducing a cool factor