Falcon 5G enhances 5G home broadband with Vantiva’s patented Indoor5™ antenna, and Qualcomm’s advanced chipset—delivering superior speed, coverage, and energy-efficient performance.
Vantiva (Euronext Paris: VANTI), a global technology leader in connectivity, today announced it has partnered with Hi3G Denmark to launch Falcon 5G, a premium Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) solution designed to deliver superior 5G connectivity indoors. This collaboration supports Hi3G Denmark’s rollout of high-performance 5G broadband, offering customers faster speeds and greater reliability.
Powered by Vantiva’s Indoor5™ antenna, Falcon 5G delivers stronger, more reliable coverage while helping operators maximize network capacity and reduce spectrum consumption. The product has been eco-designed to maximize the use of recycled materials and halogen free circuit boards.
“Our partnership with Hi3G Denmark is built on a shared goal of improving everyday connectivity,” said Giovanni Tumino, VP EMEA at Vantiva. “Falcon 5G is designed to push the boundaries of 5G reception indoors, ensuring superior Wi-Fi coverage in the home while helping operators work more efficiently and sustainably.”
With Qualcomm’s advanced chipset, Falcon 5G delivers higher throughput and faster speeds than conventional FWA gateways. Its compact, naturally ventilated design further enhances energy efficiency, making it a more sustainable choice for operators like Hi3G Denmark and its customers.
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