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Investing.com -- Cambium Networks (NASDAQ:CMBM) stock surged 302.9% in premarket trading Wednesday after the company announced the integration of its Cambium ONE Network solution with Starlink satellite Internet services.
The networking solutions provider said the integration enables scalable management, visibility, and performance optimization for Starlink Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite connections in conjunction with Cambium’s Network Service Edge (NSE) security/SD-WAN platform and the cnMaestro cloud management system.
According to the company, the integration brings enterprise-grade services to networks connected to Starlink, delivering enhanced security, traffic intelligence, and multi-WAN scalability to businesses, schools, service providers, and distributed enterprises that depend on satellite broadband for critical connectivity.
The solution offers several key capabilities including multi-WAN Starlink support, centralized Starlink monitoring via cnMaestro Cloud, adaptive queue management, application-aware firewall, DNS filtering for education and public networks, and firewall enforcement for Starlink terminal access.
These features allow network operators to combine multiple Starlink links, intelligently route traffic, and manage satellite networks from the same interface they already use to manage their Cambium wireless and wired infrastructure.
The integration is particularly significant for underserved and remote regions where Low Earth Orbit satellite internet is transforming connectivity options.
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