Core Insights - Cambium Networks has launched new ePMP subscriber modules, Force 4518 (5 GHz) and Force 4616 (6 GHz), aimed at enhancing cost efficiency and Gbps-class throughput for wireless ISPs and system integrators [1][3][12] Product Features - The Force 4518 features a compact design with an integrated 18 dBi antenna, supporting Gbps-class throughput using 80 MHz channels and 1024-QAM modulation [9] - The Force 4616 includes an integrated 16 dBi dish antenna, offering Gbps-class throughput leveraging 160 MHz channels and 1024-QAM modulation [9][12] - Both modules support low-latency mode (ePTP), advanced QoS, and AES encryption, and are managed via cnMaestro [9][16] Market Context - Wireless ISPs are facing pressure on average revenue per user (ARPU) due to competition from LEO satellite services, cable, fiber, and 5G options, necessitating cost-effective solutions [5][6] - The introduction of these modules is timely as they provide a cost-effective solution for ARPU-challenged markets, particularly with the expansion of the 6 GHz band [12][13] Deployment and Availability - The Force 4518 and Force 4616 are currently in production and expected to reach customers by the end of 2025 [2] - Cambium Networks positions these modules at aggressive cost levels with no ongoing license or subscription fees, enhancing deployment scalability and ROI for service providers [11] Company Background - Cambium Networks has over 15 years of experience in delivering wireless broadband solutions, with more than 5 million radios deployed [6][13] - The company emphasizes economic scalability and high-performance access solutions to support service providers in growing their businesses [6][13]