Baylin tests multibeam antennas at EU festival

Executive Summary

• Baylin Technologies announced a successful live‑network trial of its Galtronics dual‑band multibeam antennas with a Tier 1 European carrier at a 250,000‑attendee festival in September 2025.
• The trial demonstrated superior performance over legacy 4G and mMIMO 5G antennas, delivering record data traffic of 40 TB across four days.
• CEO Leighton Carroll highlighted the trial as a catalyst for further European carrier opportunities and growth.

Key Details

• Trial Partner: Unnamed Tier 1 European carrier (highly respected for technical capability).
• Event Context: Major European festival with ~250,000 attendees; live‑network trials conducted in September 2025.
• Technology Tested: Galtronics dual‑band multibeam antennas (4G & 5G frequencies).
• Performance Metrics:
• Record data traffic of 40 TB over four days.
• Demonstrated higher capacity and stability compared with legacy 4G and mMIMO 5G antennas.
• Application Scope: Stadiums, racetracks, festivals, and other large indoor/outdoor venues where high concurrent user density is expected.
• Technical Advantage: Antenna divides radio cell into independent directional sectors (beams) across dual frequency bands, enabling more simultaneous users with stable data rates.
• Public Video: Carrier’s presentation of the trial results available on YouTube (captioning recommended for non‑German speakers).
• CEO Quote: “Success like this with a new major European carrier … positions the company for further opportunities and growth… Our technology really works and customers can see the value it provides.”

Notable Quotes

Leighton Carroll, CEO: “Success like this with a new major European carrier that is highly respected for technical capability across the continent positions the company for further opportunities and growth. The saying a picture is worth a thousand words seems appropriate, but in this case the video is worth 10,000 words. Our technology really works and customers can see the value it provides.”