Carrier-certified small cells that can be directly purchased by the enterprise give companies a way to take control of their cellular connectivity needs, but bringing these products to market is complicated. Corning made it clear that it wants to move this market along when it purchased small cell pioneer SpiderCloud Wireless earlier this year. Now, Corning is adding license-assisted access to its set of enterprise solutions.
“The newest addition to the Corning SpiderCloud enterprise RAN small cell product line is the SCRN-320, an LTE-U/LAA enterprise small cell, capable of supporting one licensed channel, supplemented with up to two unlicensed channels,” said Corning’s Bill Cune, VP for wireless market development.
