ATHENS, Greece, Oct. 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Intracom Telecom, a global technology systems and solutions provider and BroadbandOne, a rapidly growing enterprise connectivity provider in several States in the U.S, today announced a strategic partnership to expand their broadband points of presence across Georgia, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, and Florida. The pioneering initiative is based on Intracom Telecom’s high-performance multi-gigabit mmWave Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) technology and BroadbandOne’s highly differentiated service model.
BroadbandOne’s
rollout delivers cost-effective gigabit connectivity for business customers, especially in areas where traditional
fiber
is limited or cost prohibitive. Powered by
Intracom
Telecom’s technology and operating at the 28 GHz
mmWave
frequency range, it is capable of connecting subscribers with download speeds up to 2.4 Gbps and reaching beyond 5 miles from the cell
center
. Each
Intracom
Telecom
WiBAS™
G5 Smart Base Station radio offers 5.6 Gbps capacity and serves 120 subscribers, with powerful hierarchical QoS, and exceptionally high availability of service. The
Intracom
Telecom technology continues to offer reliable service where buried or aerial
fiber
fails due to cuts and weather inflicted damage.
The deployment strategy launched supports
BroadbandOne’s
Telco as a Service (
TaaS
) model, a fully managed solution that gives enterprises scalable, carrier-grade connectivity without the burden of owning and maintaining network infrastructure.
“Businesses need broadband that is as agile as they are,” said Eric
Watko
, CEO of
BroadbandOne
. “Through this FWA rollout, enterprises can access
fiber
-like gigabit performance without the delays and costs of traditional
fiber
builds. This is about giving customers faster time to service, predictable costs, and the flexibility to scale as their needs evolve.“
“
Intracom
Telecom is proud to support
BroadbandOne
in this multi-state rollout,” said Kyriakos
Vergos
, CEO of
Intracom
Telecom USA. “Our unique technology platform is designed to deliver high-capacity, secure, and ultra-reliable multi-gigabit connectivity at scale. By combining
BroadbandOne’s
innovative service model with our technology, enterprises across the U.S. can benefit from faster deployments and a broadband experience comparable to
fiber
.“
Together,
BroadbandOne
and
Intracom
Telecom are redefining how enterprises access and consume broadband by combining service innovation, advanced technology, and speed of deployment. The partnership is set to expand into additional U.S. regions in 2025, accelerating broadband access and digital transformation for businesses nationwide.
About Broadband One
Broadband One is a rapidly growing U.S. connectivity provider delivering innovative enterprise broadband solutions through its Telco as a Service (
TaaS
) model. By combining spectrum assets, advanced technology, and managed service expertise, Broadband One enables businesses to access carrier-grade, gigabit connectivity without the cost and complexity of building and operating network infrastructure. With a strategy focused on speed of deployment, flexibility, and customer success, Broadband One is redefining how enterprises access and consume broadband nationwide.
About
Intracom
Telecom
Intracom
Telecom is a global technology systems and solutions vendor operating for over 45 years. The company is the benchmark in
mmW
fixed wireless access, and it successfully innovates in the 5G/4G wireless RAN transport and small-cell SON backhaul international arena.
Intracom
Telecom offers a comprehensive revenue generating software solutions portfolio and a complete range of ICT services, focusing on IoT, SDN/NFV, Big Data analytics & data-driven intelligence, and Smart City solutions. The Group maintains its own R&D and production facilities and operates subsidiaries worldwide. For more information, visit www.intracom-telecom.com
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SOURCE Intracom Telecom
