Dedicated 5G Standalone coverage for hospitals, campuses and industrial sites, where the traffic must not leave the premises.
A hospital moving imaging between buildings, or a plant running machinery over the air, needs predictable latency and coverage that does not fall over when the building fills with people. Wi-Fi degrades exactly when it is busiest.
The public network solves coverage but not control: traffic leaves the premises, capacity is shared, and the operator's priorities are not the site's priorities.
A complete standalone network deployed on the premises. Traffic stays local, capacity is yours, and slicing separates critical traffic from general use.
With the core deployed on the premises, clinical or industrial data never traverses a public network. That is frequently a regulatory requirement, not a preference.
Critical applications get guaranteed capacity while general use shares the rest, on the same infrastructure.
Massive MIMO handles density. A ward or a shop floor at peak occupancy behaves the same as an empty one.
Standalone coverage across six buildings at NIMS Hospital, over rooftop Massive MIMO and hardened fixed wireless terminals in each building, delivering stable broadband to clinical and administrative users on a dedicated network.
Operator trials, private 5G deployments, interoperability testing or academic collaboration.
