Ceragon Networks to begin manufacturing in India in coming months, says VP Erez Aviv

“We are in progress to manufacture here in India. It serves all of our customers. This is the most logical thing to do, and I think that if we are selling tens of per cent of our total revenue here in India, it’s a must for us and this is something that’s going to happen in the coming months,” Aviv said.

Ceragon, which is marking 30 years of operations, has offices in Delhi, a representative in Mumbai and a research and development facility in Bengaluru, where it has recently opened a software development team, he said.

He said Ceragon’s equipment was designed to support multiple generations of mobile technology, including 3G, 4G, 5G and 6G, as demand for data connectivity continues to rise.

The company’s wireless microwave radio solutions can cover distances ranging from two to three kilometres to as much as 200 kilometres, enabling operators to connect remote villages and neighbourhoods, particularly in areas where laying fibre-optic cables is difficult or time-consuming.

Aviv said wireless backhaul was complementary to fibre rather than a competitor, with telecommunications operators using fibre wherever feasible and wireless links to extend connectivity quickly or provide backup when fibre networks are disrupted.

“Sometimes you need redundancy to it, and sometimes it’s really hard to dig and to bring fibre to the home at any and every place,” he said.

Emphasising India’s importance to Ceragon’s growth strategy, Aviv said the company’s objective of delivering connectivity everywhere aligned with the country’s efforts to expand digital infrastructure across urban and rural areas. (ANI)

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