Cambridge Broadband Networks Group (CBNG)
Ben Freeman is a highly experienced professional in the field of network architecture and engineering with a career spanning over three decades. Currently serving as a Network Architect at Cambridge Broadband Networks Group since March 2008, Ben specializes in the design, performance, and optimization of microwave networks for clients. Previously, Ben held various leadership roles at Cambridge Broadband, including Director of Sales Engineering and VP of Product Management, overseeing product development and engineering teams. Prior experience includes positions at Adaptive Broadband Corporation as a Senior Systems Engineer, and at Nortel Networks as a Principal Research Engineer, contributing to both commercial and military R&D projects. Ben holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electronic Engineering from the University of Reading.
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Cambridge Broadband Networks Group (CBNG)
Pioneering next generation millimetre wave (mmW) & microwave transmission equipment since 2000, CBNL is the global leader in carrier-class, point-to-multipoint microwave and millimeter wave backhaul and fixed wireless solutions for enterprise access, smart city and campus solutions. CBNL’s VectaStar platform is deployed by over 100 communications providers across 50 countries, including seven of the top ten mobile operators. With high capacity and unparalleled efficiency, VectaStar improves network spectral efficiency by at least 40%, whilst offering total cost of ownership savings of up to 50% compared to alternative technologies. In today’s data age, VectaStar is one of the world’s leading solutions for enterprise access, smart city solutions, macro and small cell backhaul.