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Celona, the enterprise 5G company, is focused on enabling new generation of AI-powered business critical apps in the enterprise and helping organizations accelerate their digital transformation journey. Taking advantage of the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) spectrum, Celona`s solution architecture is designed to simplify and automate deployment of cellular wireless technology by enterprise IT organizations and managed service providers. Celona was born with the idea that a combination of 5G radio technology, edge computing and machine learning software will fundamentally change how organizations work and do business. Our journey has started on April 2019. Our founding team members have been part of companies like Qualcomm, Aruba, Cisco and have built products spanning technologies from chipsets to systems to cloud based software. We are hard at work trying to turn our vision into reality with an end-to-end solution that meets the connectivity needs of AI and edge-compute powered apps in the enterprise. They are ultimately the heroes of our story. During this exciting journey, we are looking forward to partnering with businesses, technology partners and service providers along the way.
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