Harry Potter- Style Wizardry Boosts Capacity For Public Sector Networks

Oct. 17, 2011 - PRLog -- Public sector network specialists, MLL Telecom of Marlow, seem to be busier than ever as government austerity diktats accelerate the trend towards more efficient use of ICT networks. They now even have a real –time counter on their website registering how many new public sector connections they are making each month.

The company’s strength would appear to be based, inter alia, on the quality of its fully managed public and private sector networks in which the very latest microwave technology features very strongly.

One technique they use adopts the same principles as 3D movies like Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. In the films, the same images are shown from two views with each using a different polarisation of the light. Then, when the viewer dons the 3D glasses, each lens only allows one polarisation to get through so that each eye delivers a separate image to the brain. The end product is the required 3D effect.

When developing mobile backhaul, MLL Telecom can automatically deliver a 100% boost to capacity using similar cross polarisation. By sending the same wavelength of microwave radio at different polarisations, the company can effectively double the capacity of the link.

It is this kind of wizardry that is winning the company an ever growing public sector order book, the latest being a complete shared network for a County Council involving 1,900 circuits to 700 end- user locations which include fire stations, primary and secondary schools, council buildings and libraries.

It’s not quite magic, but it is definitely clever...

About MLL Telecom

MLL Telecom specialises in delivering carrier-grade wireless and fixed connectivity that allows customers to effectively integrate all locations on their network. The company delivers fully managed 24×7 network services and currently manages more than 5000 links nationwide. Customers and channel partners include BT, Vodafone, Cable&Wireless Worldwide, Virgin Media Business, Azzurri, Argus Media, East Sussex County Council, Nottinghamshire Police and North Dorset District Council.  http://www.mlltelecom.com/what-we-do/wireless-links