Airspan Has Acquired Cambium Networks Product Lines
Airspan absorbed key wireless technology assets and integrated more than 135 employees from Cambium Networks.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Telecommunications
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Airspan Networks has completed the acquisition of multiple fixed wireless product lines from Cambium Networks. The deal includes the transfer of extensive R&D, sales, and support staff across global regions.
Why it matters
This strategic acquisition expands Airspan's portfolio in the service provider, defense, and critical communications sectors. By absorbing these established product lines, the company bolsters its technological footprint and international service capabilities.
The acquisition includes PMP 450, PTP 670, PTP 700, cnWave, and cnReach product lines alongside software systems like LinkPlanner and cnMaestro. Airspan reported $152 million in revenue for the twelve-month period ending June 2026.
The players
Airspan
Airspan is a provider of advanced telecommunications technology focused on network hardware and software solutions.
Cambium Networks
Cambium Networks is a global manufacturer of wireless networking infrastructure and connectivity hardware.
The details
The transaction involves the integration of teams and infrastructure located in the United States, United Kingdom, and India. Sales and support operations will also expand across Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Africa as part of the organizational shift.
Timeline
Airspan reported $70 million in revenue during the first half of 2026.
The company recorded $152 million in revenue for the twelve-month period ending in June 2026.
The acquisition was officially announced on September 22, 2026.
The Tech Race
This integration follows a pattern of consolidation within the fixed wireless sector, where providers seek to scale by acquiring proven, mission-critical hardware ecosystems. By absorbing the cnWave platform, Airspan positions itself as a dominant player against competitors in the critical communications and defense sectors.
Customers of the acquired product lines will transition to Airspan's support and R&D systems, potentially affecting service workflows and hardware maintenance. Users should monitor updates regarding cnMaestro and other software tools for changes to interface or licensing requirements.
The takeaway
This merger signals an intensification of competition for specialized wireless networking contracts in government and industrial sectors. Clients using the PMP 450 or PTP product series should prepare for shifts in how future software updates and technical support are managed.
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