Actelis Networks (NASDAQ: ASNS) is seeing strong industry interest in its GigaLine 900 (GL900) broadband solution, a technology that could address a critical need in America’s 23 million multi-dwelling units (MDUs). The GL900 has gained traction as a low-power, high-performance option for delivering fiber-grade internet speeds using existing copper or coax wiring, eliminating the cost and complexity of rewiring older buildings. This technology offers broadband providers an alternative solution that can be deployed quickly, allowing for high-speed internet access in buildings where traditional fiber solutions are not feasible.

MDUs, particularly those built before 2000, often lack the infrastructure for modern internet services, creating a digital divide that impacts millions of Americans. The GL900’s ultra-low power consumption (under 5W) and ability to achieve gigabit connectivity without extensive installation work provide a practical and scalable solution for closing this gap. Actelis reports significant interest from internet service providers, integrators, and property owners, with initial orders and trials already in progress.

CEO Tuvia Barlev stated, "The GL900 meets an urgent market need for scalable and sustainable broadband access in MDUs. Its ability to deliver high-speed internet without the disruption of rewiring is resonating strongly with our partners." With rapid deployment capabilities that bring buildings online in under an hour, the GL900 aligns well with U.S. government programs like the $42 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) initiative, helping broadband providers reach underserved areas cost-effectively.

While gaining momentum in the MDU market, Actelis’ hybrid-fiber solutions have already demonstrated their versatility and reliability across other critical infrastructure sectors, including military, transportation, and utilities. Earlier this year, Actelis secured a $200,000 contract with the U.S. Army National Guard for the GigaLine 800 (GL800), enhancing network performance for military bases without needing new infrastructure. Additionally, Actelis has implemented its technology in intelligent traffic systems (ITS) in New York and Italy, improving real-time traffic management while eliminating the need for additional fiber installations.

Earlier this year, Actelis also revealed their ’ “Cyber Aware Networking” initiative, which enhances network security with an integrated AI-powered cybersecurity layer. This feature, developed in partnership with an advanced cybersecurity provider, allows Actelis devices to detect and prevent cyber threats proactively, adding resilience to Actelis’ IoT solutions. "With thousands of devices deployed globally, data security is paramount," Barlev noted, underscoring the critical role of cybersecurity in Actelis’ expanding portfolio.

Looking ahead, the demand for high-speed connectivity in MDUs is expected to grow as residents increasingly rely on broadband for work, education, and daily life. Actelis' GL900 positions the company as a valuable partner for broadband providers looking to bridge the digital divide affordably and sustainably. The GL900's rapid deployment and minimal power consumption make it a particularly attractive option as providers work to extend services to high-density buildings without costly installations.

Actelis Networks' growing market presence, including its progress in the MDU market and critical infrastructure sectors, suggests a strong position to benefit from continued demand for secure, affordable connectivity solutions. The GL900’s alignment with federal infrastructure goals only adds to Actelis’ potential for future growth as broadband access becomes an increasing priority.

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