MEET G2 Gigabit broadband. At a whole new scale.

The proof is in
the places connected.

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300+Operators
24Countries
20M+Homes and businesses covered by G1

Tarana Operator Footprint · G1 Coverage

NextlinkAirbandDigitalPathVistabeamMediacom

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WISP · North America

NMSurf

Working through obstructed links in New Mexico.

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WISP · Europe

Airband

A hybrid approach to rural broadband in the UK.

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WISP · Latin America

XCIEN

A partnership to expand ngFWA across Mexico.

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WISP · North America

Sky Fiber

Connecting underserved communities in northern Nevada.

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WISP · North America

DigitalPath

A California deployment with an alternative to long fiber routes.

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Look for the mechanism
behind the result.

Operator and contextWhat the evidence coversQuestion for your teamSource
Wisper / network redesign600,000 locations covered; fewer sites in the full-build plan.How does the site count change total lease, backhaul, power, and maintenance cost?December 2023 Report
DigitalPath / rural reachA published comparison of an actual wireless build with a modeled aerial-fiber alternative.Which construction costs and distances apply to your geography?Deployment Comparison
Airband / hybrid accessA stated coverage ambition for a mixed fiber-and-wireless strategy.Where can another access option improve the addressable business case?Read the Field Report
Sky Fiber / terrainA published deployment across Lake Tahoe and surrounding towns.Are the terrain, service tiers, and installation conditions comparable?Operator Video

Coverage, subscriber adoption, measured throughput, and planned savings are different measures. Read each source’s date and methodology before using a figure in your model.

Performance outside the lab.

50KCommercial links in the published sample
414MbpsAverage downlink
109MbpsAverage uplink

Historical G1 sample reported by Tarana. Not a guarantee for an individual deployment.

Read the Real-World Results

A benchmark becomes useful
when you know the conditions.

  • Read the populationHow many links were observed? Were they live customers, a pilot, or selected examples? Identify excluded links and missing observations.
  • Read the configurationRecord the generation, radio model, bands, bandwidth, distance, obstructions, and the downlink/uplink split.
  • Read the measurementSeparate a link test from aggregate sector load and an advertised retail tier. Ask for latency, loss, stability, and busy-hour results.
  • Read the operating burdenAsk about installation success, repeat visits, alarm volume, recovery, and the training needed to keep service consistent.
Review the Technical Validation Plan

The people behind the networks.

“With Tarana, we’re putting connectivity first.”Kash Rahman · Managing Director, Airband · October 2024

Read the Published Source

Ask another operator
the questions a brochure can’t answer.

For Business Leaders

For the Owner or Commercial Lead

What changed in the original business case? Which cost or adoption assumption was furthest from reality? What evidence justified the next phase of capital?

Request an Operator Introduction
For Network Teams

For the Engineering and Operations Lead

Which links were hardest to install? What happened at peak load? How did the team handle faults, spares, training, and upgrades after the launch?

Prepare Your Technical Questions

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