In case you haven't been paying attention, wireless backhaul is a hot space.
Tom Keating wrote about it here, among other places.
Rich Tehrani has been covering the space too, as evidenced by this blog entry.
And Richard Grigonis has covered the space -- in depth -- with a series of articles that can be found here, here, here, and here.
Today comes word that DragonWave Inc. a global supplier of high capacity, wireless native Ethernet backhaul solutions has come in at number 133 on Deloitte's 2008 Technology Fast 500,
According to the release, "rankings are based on percentage of fiscal year revenue growth over five years, from 2003-2007. DragonWave's growth rate over that period was 1400%."
1,400%!
As Adam Sandler would say... "not too shabby"...
According to Peter Allen, DragonWave's president and CEO:
"Our ability to develop products that meet our customer needs in a timely fashion has allowed us to penetrate new markets and expand our global footprint. Our microwave products are enabling telecommunications service providers to rapidly roll out new services in a cost-effective way. In mobile communications, carriers must quickly expand their networks and provide backhaul connections quickly and cost-effectively. Our products cover the crucial need carriers have in the important middle mile."
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