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Investing.com -- Cambium Networks (NASDAQ:CMBM) stock surged 80% Wednesday night after the networking solutions provider announced integration of its Cambium ONE Network solution with Starlink satellite Internet services.
The integration combines Cambium’s Network Service Edge (NSE) security/SD-WAN platform and cnMaestro cloud management system with Starlink’s Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite connections. This collaboration aims to deliver enterprise-grade services to Starlink-connected networks, including enhanced security, traffic intelligence, and multi-WAN scalability.
The new capabilities include multi-WAN Starlink support for bandwidth aggregation and failover, centralized monitoring via cnMaestro Cloud, adaptive queue management for stable real-time applications, and application-aware firewall functionality. The integration also offers DNS filtering for education and public networks, along with firewall enforcement for Starlink terminal access.
Cambium’s solution addresses key challenges for business and education users of satellite internet, including WAN bandwidth variability, network latency, and management scalability. The company’s ONE Network framework now extends across wireless, wired, fiber, and satellite technologies.
The integration is particularly targeted at businesses, schools, service providers, and distributed enterprises in underserved and remote regions that rely on satellite broadband for critical connectivity.
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