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GAM Solution Brief
Overview of a Technology that Delivers Gigabit Internet Services: An Alternative Solution to Fiber.
Positron’s G.hn technology provides managed non-blocking symmetrical Gigabit bandwidth services to subscribers over existing telephone wire or coaxial cable on extended distances, at a lower cost and with reduced complexity compared with G.fast.
BRX Solution Brief
Internet subscribers are hungry for higher speeds and are expecting their service provider to deliver.
Increasing bandwidth for applications such as Triple-Play (video, voice and data) and Over-The-Top (OTT) video streaming services from content providers like Netflix and others only continues to grow in demand. Our BRX solution is the answer.
NUVISION SOLUTIONS LLC & Positron Access Solutions Partner to Modernize Luxury Manhattan Property
Residents and guests at a premier mixed-use luxury property in Manhattan required reliable, high-speed Internet access. However, the building's legacy copper infrastructure severely limited performance. Traditional fiber retrofitting posed a triple threat: prohibitive capital expense, weeks of disruptive structural construction, and hotel operational downtime.
Automating the Hotel Experience
Positron Access Solutions is featured in the June 2026 edition (Issue 248) of Asian Hospitality magazine as part of the industry feature, "Automating the Hotel Experience." In the article, Pierre Trudeau, President & CTO of Positron, discusses why robust network infrastructure is essential for AI-driven hospitality and explains how leveraging existing coaxial and copper wiring enables hotels to modernize their connectivity quickly, cost-effectively, and with minimal disruption.”
NUVISION SOLUTIONS LLC and Positron Access Solutions partner to transform a legacy multi-building site into a fully connected community
Residents at a legacy 400-unit multifamily community building required reliable, high-speed Internet access. The properties were built over 75 years ago and their infrastructure was not suitable for a traditional fiber-to-the-unit upgrade, making such an approach cost-prohibitive and highly disruptive.