Prose Technologies Awards & Publications
PROSE Technologies was named a Leader in ABI Research's competitive ranking of the Passive Base Station Antenna Market. PROSE Technologies has more than 3,500 employees with more than 40 subsidiaries, including sales and service offices, along with 4 factories, and 7 R&D centers worldwide. PROSE Technologies services more than 100 CSPs with its array of wireless solutions.
PROSE Technologies has continued to demonstrate its innovativeness in helping CSPs overcome the challenges of today (e.g., wind load and site space limitations), while preparing for the future needs of CSPs. The company holds several key antenna technology patents, covering areas such as the redesign of antenna dipole array configurations and redesigning peripheral products.
ABI Research recognized PROSE as a Top Implementer in the Passive Base Station Antenna Market. PROSE continues to make significant R&D investments in better production automation and material science. As outlined by the company’s commitment to sustainability, PROSE Technologies has embarked on key initiatives such as reducing material usage, switching to recyclable and renewable materials, cable-free antenna designs, and adopting a platform-based and modular design for its antennas. Globally, PROSE Technologies has 7 R&D centers and a sizable number of R&D engineers.
PROSE Technologies was recognized as a Leader for its strong commercial success and robust market presence. Its modular antenna designs, such as the PROTREEM series, enable operators to address site limitations while improving performance.
PROSE earned the Top Innovator award for its high-efficiency antennas and focus on sustainable practices. Its aerodynamic radome designs and advanced beamforming technologies underscore its leadership in driving innovation.
PROSE was named a Top Implementer for its successful deployments across diverse markets and strong partnerships with operators. Its focus on multi-band and hybrid antenna solutions ensures compatibility with evolving network demands.
