PTP Fixed Wireless
High-capacity point-to-point links and backhaul.
Point-to-point (PTP) fixed wireless delivers high-capacity links between two locations, licensed microwave, unlicensed, and 60 GHz, for backhaul and campus interconnect where fiber is impractical, too slow to deploy, or cost-prohibitive. Future Technologies engineers PTP links as a fast, resilient alternative or complement to fiber within the transport architecture.
What PTP Fixed Wireless delivers
Licensed microwave backhaul
Carrier-grade licensed microwave for high-capacity, interference-protected backhaul.
Unlicensed & 60 GHz links
Unlicensed and 60 GHz point-to-point links for short- and medium-haul, high-throughput connections.
Campus & building interconnect
Connect buildings and sites quickly where trenching fiber is impractical or too slow.
Fiber alternative or backup
Deploy fast as a primary link, or as resilient backup to an existing fiber backbone.
What it enables
- High-capacity links without waiting on fiber
- Fast, cost-effective site interconnect
- Interference-protected, carrier-grade backhaul
- Resilient transport with link diversity
Industries that rely on it
Oil & Gas
Across upstream, midstream, LNG, refining, and terminal operations, existing networks were not built for scale, mobility, or deterministic performance. AI-enabled inspection, monitoring, and automation cannot deliver value if field assets cannot reliably reach compute.
Electric Utilities
Grid modernization, DER integration, and resilience demands outpace legacy communications. Utilities need coordinated networks, not fragmented pilots, that maintain operational control and regulatory defensibility.
Maritime Ports & Terminals
Terminals are dynamic, metal-dense, mobility-driven environments. Camera, sensor, automation, and TOS workloads outgrow networks built piecemeal over time.
Warehouse & Distribution
Automation, robotics, and real-time fulfillment outpace networks built for barcode scanning. Coverage gaps across floors, docks, and yards stall AMRs, scanners, and visibility.
Common questions
When should PTP fixed wireless be used instead of fiber?+
PTP fixed wireless is the right choice when fiber is impractical, too slow to deploy, or cost-prohibitive between two sites. It delivers high-capacity links quickly and can complement fiber as backup.
What is the difference between licensed and unlicensed microwave?+
Licensed microwave operates in interference-protected spectrum for carrier-grade reliability; unlicensed and 60 GHz links deploy faster and cheaper for shorter hauls where contention is manageable.
Put PTP Fixed Wireless to work in your operation.
Every network has its purpose. Start with a Living Lab tour or a conceptual design and we will map your priorities to the right combination of layers.