Fiber Connect 2025: Ketsen Fiber Demonstrates 60 GHz Wireless Network

Ketsen and RocNet worked together at Fiber Connect 2025 to show a multi-gig wireless fiber network.

At Fiber Connect 2025, Ketsen showcased its 60 GHz network as part of a joint installation with RocNet Supply. The installation process involved connecting the RocNet Supply speed test server with network hardware setups at various booths, utilizing Ketsen’s planning and routing platform.

Ketsen’s point-to-multipoint radios allow for reliable, ultra-low-latency connection for RocNet’s demo with speeds of up to 2.6 Gbps. This enables RocNet to show the speed and value of open networking.

“Partnering with Ketsen at Fiber Connect lets us run true end-to-end demos - lighting up gear in partner booths remotely, so visitors can see open networking flexibility in action,” said Bob Tynan, Chief Commercial Officer at RocNet Supply. “It’s a great showcase of how RocNet and Ketsen can simplify multi-vendor testbeds for operators.” 

“At Fiber Connect, we’re demonstrating what multi-gig wireless fiber looks like. It is ultra-low latency performance that delivers the speed and reliability of fiber, without the limitations of physical infrastructure,” said Surya Panditi, Ketsen CEO. “This installation with RocNet proves that fiber-grade doesn’t have to include a physical cable and that internet service providers can scale faster and more affordably than ever before.”

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