The company is a UK-leading microwave network company with increasing global reach. It has been appointed vice-chair of the Backhaul Group of the Small Cell Forum and its VectaStar platform has been deployed as a key backhaul element of a commercial small cell Wi-Fi network in central London – further evidence of the company’s commitment to nextgen networks. CBNL is now pushing for further international expansion under a new CEO – Lionel Chmilewsky – who has more than 25 years’ experience in the

Cambridge UK small cell technology trailblazer ip.access says it has shipped an LTE-only version of its new E-100 dual mode access point to five customers for laboratory and field trials. Read more...

Cambridge small cell pioneer ip.access has opened up Middle East markets to the burgeoning technology. Read more...

ip.access, the pioneering Cambridge developer of small cell mobile technology, has further strengthened its management team. The company confirmed that Gwyn Williams will join this month as VP of Worldwide Customer Operations.

Cambridge’s newest wireless startup has forsaken the ‘wham bam thank you mam’ pimp for investment favoured by many tech plays and chosen a long game strategy. Read more...

Cambridge Communication Systems Limited (CCS) has raised over £1 million of investment to fund early stage deployments of its unique small-cell microwave backhaul system. Read more...

Cambridge company, ip.access has scooped a major award with innovative technology launched less than a week earlier. Read more...

ip.access expands 3G coverage and capacityBusiness WeeklyThe E-class Access Points are based on the same award-winning ip.access technology which lies at the heart of AT&T's 3G MicroCell – the world's largest consumer femtocell deployment. The new products complement the existing S8 Access Point, ...and more »

ip.access aiming high with in-demand Cambridge technologyBusiness WeeklyChanges in senior management have not deflected Cambridge based ip.access, the femtocell and picocell manufacturing pioneer, from a relentless drive for profitability and international growth. Despite intense competition, ip.access says its new Indian ...

Plextek, the Cambridge-based electronics and communications design consultancy, has made its first appearance in the Sunday Times Tech Track 100 - a nationwide ranking of Britain’s fasted growing, unquoted technology companies.