Solace begins mass production of through-glass 5G power module
Solace says its through-glass wireless power module has moved into high-volume production. The Canadian company claims the component can support self-installable outdoor 5G gear and improve indoor coverage.
Solace, a Canadian firm, has begun making a wireless power component that uses through-glass technology at large scale. According to the company, the part can enable outdoor 5G equipment that customers install themselves and can enhance coverage inside buildings. The development sits within the wider telecom supply chain, where components that simplify deployment and extend reach matter as 5G networks are rolled out.
Mass production could make it easier for telecom providers and end users to deploy outdoor 5G equipment without professional help, potentially broadening access where installation is costly or difficult. Better indoor coverage may affect households and businesses that depend on reliable mobile connections. The real impact will depend on cost, performance, and adoption, none of which are detailed here.