Terry KS Sunwave made its debut at GITEX Asia 2026, showcasing new wireless solutions and announcing an upgrade to its Singapore international headquarters. The move is set to strengthen Sunwave’s service delivery and regional support capabilities across Asia Pacific.
SINGAPORE, 16 APRIL 2026 – Sunwave has made its first appearance at GITEX Asia 2026, using the regional technology platform to introduce its latest wireless connectivity solutions and announce an upgrade to its International Headquarters in Singapore.
Held at Marina Bay Sands, the inaugural GITEX Asia has brought together global technology companies and industry leaders, establishing itself as a major platform for digital innovation in the region.
At the event, Sunwave highlighted its All-in-One Site solution, designed to support remote and temporary deployments. The integrated system combines satellite backhaul, private 5G, edge computing and IoT technologies, enabling network rollouts in as little as 30 minutes. The solution is targeted at industries such as mining, construction and large-scale events, where rapid deployment and reliable connectivity are essential.
The company also introduced several new products aimed at improving network performance and deployment flexibility. Among them is the nCELL-M, which combines baseband and radio units with a built-in 5G gateway, as well as a compact 5G Femto solution designed for indoor and fragmented coverage environments.
In the distributed antenna system (DAS) segment, Sunwave unveiled the H3RU, which supports wideband coverage from 700 to 4200 MHz with output power of up to 46 dBm. The company also introduced the N3 Plus, featuring multi-band MIMO support, O-RAN architecture and energy-efficient operation.
Alongside its product showcase, Sunwave announced the upgrade of its Singapore-based international headquarters. The enhanced facility is expected to improve localized support, solution validation and cross-border coordination, enabling faster response times and more efficient service delivery across Asia Pacific.
Sunwave said its debut at GITEX Asia reflects its broader strategy to expand its regional footprint while continuing to deliver fast, flexible and sustainable connectivity solutions.