Curvalux

Curvalux, founded in 2018 and based in Harwell, United Kingdom, develops and manufactures curved phased array antennas focused on sustainable fixed wireless access (FWA) solutions. The company specializes in solar-powered broadband technologies designed to extend connectivity to underserved areas, offering a lower-cost alternative to fiber optic deployments. Curvalux’s core product is a software-defined, multibeam antenna system capable of creating up to 16 focused beams, significantly increasing signal strength, range, and throughput while minimizing energy consumption.

These antennas operate across both licensed and unlicensed frequencies, including Sub 7 GHz and 5G mmWave, and are compatible with Wi-Fi 5 and 6 standards. A key differentiator is the integration of solar power, enabling deployment in locations with limited or no access to traditional power sources. Curvalux’s technology has been adopted by major telecommunications companies including Globe Telecom, GeoLinks, CTL Nigeria, and TreeNet Brasil, and is currently deployed across multiple continents, reaching millions of customers. The company has received recognition for its innovation and social impact, including awards and strategic investment from Pegasus Capital Advisors, and recently merged with Cambridge Broadband Networks to further expand its reach.