SANTA CLARA, Calif. — May 21, 2026 — Mimosa Networks, a leader in fixed wireless broadband solutions, today announced

Fiber remains the foundation of modern broadband infrastructure. It delivers the capacity, scalability, and long-term performance needed to support growing connectivity demands worldwide.

But deploying broadband in the real world rarely follows a straight line.

Sometimes the barriers are obvious—water crossings between islands, mountainous terrain, dense forests, or remote communities separated by miles of undeveloped land.

Network design isn’t static—and neither are the demands placed on it.

What starts as a simple last-mile connection can quickly evolve into something more complex: expanded coverage, increased capacity, or new service areas.

The challenge? Most networks aren’t built to adapt without adding cost and complexity.

The Reality: Networks Evolve Faster Than Plans

Across deployments—whether urban, suburban, or rural—operators face the same challenges:

As broadband projects funded through the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program (BEAD) move from approval to active deployment, operators across the U.S. are entering a new phase—one defined not by planning, but by execution.

With applications closed and funding now being allocated under the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), most projects are moving forward with defined technologies, network designs, and vendor selections already in place.

But as many operators know, real-world deployments don’t always follow the original plan.

Santa Clara, CA [March 2, 2026] —  Mimosa Networks, a Radisys company and global provider of fixed wireless broadband solutions, today announced new advancements across its broadband access platform, underscoring continued momentum and investment in scalable wireless infrastructure for operators worldwide. These updates coincide with Mimosa’s participation in several major industry events this week, including Mobile World Congress, ISP America, and Syscom Expo 2026.

Mimosa TDMA Firmware Now Available (6 Series)

Mimosa has expanded TDMA functionality across its 6 Series platforms with the release of firmware 3.3.3.

This update introduces scheduled sector access, providing operators with an additional mechanism for managing latency, interference, and spectrum efficiency in fixed wireless deployments.

TDMA support includes:

• Coordinated airtime scheduling
• More consistent latency behavior
• Enhanced uplink management
• Improved frequency reuse with GPS synchronization

SANTA CLARA, Calif. — February 26, 2026 — Mimosa Networks, a Radisys company, today announced the general availability of the Mimosa C6, a Non-Line-of-Sight (NLOS) client radio designed to bring reliable fixed wireless broadband to locations where fiber and traditional line-of-sight radios are unable to deliver consistent performance.

Connectivity simplified. Networks accelerated. 

2025 was a breakout year for Mimosa — a year of bold moves, big transitions, and game‑changing upgrades across our entire portfolio. And the best part? The impact is already being felt by operators and communities around the world.  

2025: The Year We Hit the Gas 

We didn’t just evolve — we shifted the whole portfolio forward. 

A Proven Model at Massive Scale

In India, Reliance Jio uses Mimosa PTMP across urban multi-dwelling units where pulling fiber to every balcony isn’t practical. Instead, Jio mounts an A6 on a rooftop and installs one C6x per balcony, delivering reliable broadband without ever tearing up streets or navigating building-entry barriers.

It’s fast. It’s repeatable. And it’s scalable to millions of homes.

The same model applies far beyond India.

When service providers face a tough connectivity challenge—mountains, rivers, railroad tracks, remote villages, or even island communities—they need backhaul solutions that deliver high performance without high complexity. That’s where Mimosa’s B6x Backhaul Radio and our versatile C6x / C6x Lite Edition client-backhaul platforms make the difference.