Overview

Beamlink builds wireless network infrastructure for carriers to expand service into rural and disaster-prone areas. Its main product is Bentocell towers, ultra-efficient wireless nodes that consume less power than a lightbulb and can self-calibrate during setup, removing the need for existing infrastructure and easing network management. The technology enables quick, low-cost deployment because the towers require minimal power and limited terrestrial support, cutting deployment costs to about 1% of traditional networks. This gives carriers a way to reach the 3.5 billion potential subscribers in underserved regions. Beamlink’s goal is to connect people by providing reliable internet access everywhere, improving access to education, healthcare, and other services.