MiRO offers a wide range of products from Mimosa Networks in South Africa.

Who is Mimosa and what are their products used for?

Mimosa Networks, a division of Airspan, provides wireless broadband solutions that enable service providers to connect dense and hard-to-reach areas at a fraction of the cost of fibre.

Their access, backhaul, and client solutions are deployed in a hybrid- fibre-wireless architecture and is engineered for both point-to-point and point-to-multipoint connections across a variety of applications. Mimosa Networks is a pioneer of gigabit wireless technology and delivers extraordinary levels of cost-effective spectral efficiency, allowing scarce spectrum to be concurrently and reliably shared across networks. MiRO offers a wide range of products from Mimosa Networks in South Africa.

History of Mimosa

There’s a growing connectivity gap between consumers who live in highly dense areas where it’s relatively cheap and easy to deploy fibre, versus more rural areas that lack the underlying infrastructure to support higher speeds. And, of course, there are developing parts of the world where wired infrastructure doesn’t exist at all, and where wireless connectivity is still expensive to deploy.

Mimosa was founded in 2012 by a couple of veterans of the telecom and networking technology industry. With three years of development and $38 million raised, Mimosa Networks was ready to take on the challenge of making wireless broadband a lot faster and more affordable, especially in areas that were not served by traditional wired broadband providers.

In 2018 Mimosa Networks was acquired by Airspan, the leading vendor of 4G/5G wireless densification solutions. Together the two companies aim to change the wireless world by developing technology that is capable of outrageous throughput, next level interference avoidance and more subscribers per access point.

MiRO’s partnership with Mimosa Networks

MiRO partnered with Mimosa Networks in 2019 and has since played an essential role in the availability of fibre-like wireless products in the Southern Africa market. Mimosa’s award-winning product portfolio is a natural fit for MiRO’s mission of delivering cost-effective, best-of-breed solutions. MiRO is committed to providing a reliable and steady supply chain of the latest Mimosa products and is fully equipped to support the brand in the local market. Not only can you purchase your Mimosa equipment from MiRO, but they can also assist with any pre-sales solutions planning, after-sales support and certified training to ensure you get the most out of your technology.

Pros of using Mimosa in South Africa

Flexible Solutions

Mimosa offers a variety of solutions that are ideal for both residential and business applications as well as a range of other applications such as, hospitality, education, public safety, and surveillance. Mimosa solutions are deployed via a fibre-like wireless setup which provides Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multipoint connections.

The Price Factor

When compared similar technologies in the market, Mimosa solutions are more affordable

Fibre fast Wireless and Robust

Mimosa offers fibre-like fast wireless solutions. Not only does Mimosa offer fibre-fast wireless equipment, but their equipment is also IP67 rated. This guarantees that the longevity of their solutions and your links are not compromised.

24/7 Live Support

Mimosa thrives on excellent customer service and this is something any customer looks for when choosing a brand.

Whether contacted them directly or through their live chat feature on their website, Mimosa is more than happy to share advice while also giving you expert tips to guarantee that you get the most out of their solutions.

Mimosa Cloud

Complete your solution with Mimosa’s Cloud services for simple wireless network planning and big data analytics to help your business grow.

Mimosa Cloud is license-free and enables clients to both design and manage their own networks.

Extended Frequencies

Mimosa’s range of extended frequency products, operating anywhere from 4.9 GHz – 6.4 GHz, can help you move away from the noise and into cleaner spectrum.