Airvine has unveiled the WaveCore Flex — a powerful new addition to its wireless backhaul family — and it’s here to solve one of the most frustrating challenges in enterprise connectivity: getting high-speed Ethernet from indoors to rooftops, across courtyards, and into neighboring buildings, without the headache of drilling through walls or trenching cables underground.

The original WaveCore was already a game-changer, known for beaming through thick concrete walls and floors to eliminate the need for complex indoor wiring. Now, with the WaveCore Flex, Airvine is taking that same magic outdoors. Whether you’re connecting a rooftop satellite dish, extending network access to a nearby structure, or linking Wi-Fi APs across a sprawling property, Flex makes it possible — no holes, no mess, just fast, reliable signal.

This isn’t just a clever workaround; it’s a shift in how we think about building and campus connectivity. Instead of wrestling with layout limitations, costly installations, and weatherproofing issues, IT teams and network providers can now just plug, point, and go.

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The Flex offers true flexibility, especially in environments where traditional infrastructure is too expensive, too slow to deploy, or simply not feasible. It’s wireless done right — built for the modern, dynamic enterprise.

Picture this: instead of slicing into a watertight roof or running cable between buildings, you just plug in two Flex units, point them at each other, and you’re done. Connectivity established. Zero structural damage. Minimum install time.

It’s a dream for property managers, MSPs, and enterprises alike — especially in dense or spread-out environments like MDUs or campuses.

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What makes it even more seamless? Airvine’s AI-powered VineSuite platform, which handles all the network setup and management behind the scenes.

WaveCore Flex is already being trialed by select partners and will be widely available by September. And judging by early feedback, it’s not just another wireless system — it might be the final missing piece in truly effortless enterprise connectivity.

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