Global: Parallel Wireless Reimagines Mobile Content Delivery with PeerApp and Saguna

Parallel Wireless, Inc., a pioneer in making cellular network deployments and maintenance has partnered with PeerApp and Saguna Networks to enhance PeerApp’s Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) solution. PeerApp is a global leader in Mobile-Edge based content delivery acceleration and optimization, and Saguna’s technology is incorporated in PeerApp’s previously announced MEC solution.

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Parallel Wireless will use its software-defined, multi-mode, multi-band Converged Wireless System (CWS) base station and HetNet Gateway (HNG) orchestrator to enhance the backhaul capacity of MEC solution architecture. CWS can improve backhaul conditions via two modes: License Assisted Backhaul (LAB) technology and Unlicensed Assist (ULA) technology.

License Assisted Backhaul (LAB) technology is similar to the License Assisted Access (LAA). It aggregates LTE and unlicensed spectrum for backhaul and decides what spectrum to use to deliver guaranteed Quality of Service for different types of applications (VoLTE, mobile video, etc.).

“Our backhaul capabilities can eliminate backhaul bottleneck as we create more backhaul. You can speed up caching with actual caching, but in traditional solutions you have to work with what you got. The “new” is very simple: as our base station has flexible backhaul including multi-point-to-multi-point mesh, each base station can add up to 450 mbps of “free” backhaul in backhaul challenged environment,” explains Eugina Jordan, Director – Marketing, Parallel Wireless

“We will use unlicensed spectrum or licensed spectrum that is not being used for access essentially creating free backhaul capacity – based on policies and priorities, traffic can be offloaded to that spectrum. HetNet Gateway on the back end helps with this spectrum aggregation and dynamic routing in a case of any load failure,” he added.