Peraso Inc. of the United States Secures Over US$2 Million Order for 60GHz Fixed Wireless Access Equipment

en.Wedoany.com Reported - On October 20, Peraso, a U.S.-based millimeter-wave wireless communications technology company, announced that it has received a production order worth more than US$2 million from a network equipment manufacturer to supply 60GHz wireless communications technology solutions for its fixed wireless access systems. This order is the largest 60GHz solution production order Peraso has received in the past six quarters, with deliveries scheduled to begin in the fourth quarter of 2026 and continue through July 2027.

The fixed wireless access systems covered by the order are designed for multi-gigabit broadband connectivity, employing 60GHz millimeter-wave communications technology to serve high-density urban, suburban, and campus network environments. The solutions provided by Peraso encompass millimeter-wave chipsets, antenna modules, and accompanying software, supporting low-latency, high-bandwidth wireless transmission for broadband last-mile access, enterprise networks, private networks, and carrier wireless backhaul.

Peraso's existing PERSPECTUS series of 60GHz wireless access modules feature integrated phased-array antennas and support point-to-point and point-to-multipoint connections. According to the company's product selection materials released in December 2025, the series operates across 57–71GHz, is configured with 16- to 128-element antenna arrays, delivers a total system user data capacity of up to 3.5Gbps, supports up to 48 user terminals, and operates over a temperature range of -40°C to 85°C. The above parameters pertain to the technical specifications of this product series.

Prior to this order, Peraso announced in March 2026 that its millimeter-wave modules had been adopted in MikroTik's new-generation 60GHz wireless point-to-point communications products. Investor materials released by the company during the same period also listed several application cases of its wireless access technology in Los Angeles in the United States, South Africa, and Kenya.