Terragraph Trial with Deutsche Telekom in Mikebuda, Hungary

Terragraph is a gigabit wireless technology designed to meet the growing demand for reliable, high-speed internet access in urban and suburban environments. To help evaluate Terragraph as a solution for high speed fixed broadband connectivity, Deutsche Telekom and its subsidiary Magyar Telekom – the largest Hungarian telecommunications firm – conducted trials in Hungary, using the technology to connect homes that previously only had only copper/DSL for broadband. The deployment in Mikebuda improved local network speeds from 5mbps to 650mbps. Want to learn more? Read the full story here: https://terragraph.com/.

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