DALLAS -- Ubee Interactive, a leader in global broadband technology, today announces the acquisition of substantially all assets of AirWalk CommunicationsTM Inc., the leader in small cell solutions by UbeeAirWalk, a newly formed Ubee subsidiary.
Together, Ubee Interactive and AirWalk offer service providers a full range of solutions to address the needs of the promising connected home and connected office markets. In addition, the acquisition optimizes operational, marketing, and technology synergies and creates a path toward integrating complementary technologies within devices.
The purchase contains key technology and IP assets, including AirWalk’s entire patent portfolio. These elements provide Ubee with a comprehensive mobile broadband product portfolio and a presence in the high growth 3G and 4G/LTE small cell markets.
“AirWalk’s advanced small cell technologies, combined with Ubee Interactive’s Fixed and Mobile Broadband high product volume strength, make this a powerful combination for customers, vendors and employees” said Robert Mao, Chairman and CEO of Ubee Interactive.
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