Two providers. Two lines.
One excavator. No internet.

Many hospitals rely on redundant fiber optic connections from different providers. However, these often use the same routes or network nodes.

Only an independent transmission path creates true resilience. Microwave radio provides genuine media redundancy:

True media redundancy instead of dual fiber optics

Protection against cable and route outages

Higher availability for critical clinical systems

Support for NIS2, KRITIS, and emergency response plans

Fast implementation without civil engineering or long wait times

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Connection for St. Georg Hospital (Leipzig) via our hub on the Wintergarten high-rise.

250+ microwave radio hubs reaching hospitals across Germany

24/7 operation with very fast response times

Nationwide service network with 11 locations

Rapid deployment with no civil engineering required

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When electronic patient records, cloud services, telephony, medical devices and applications, or external specialist systems are inaccessible, it doesn't just affect IT.

It affects the entire hospital operation.

Patient care

Emergency communication

Administrative processes

Medical documentation

External service providers and partners

Free redundancy analysis for hospitals

KRITIS operators must demonstrate that critical processes can be maintained even in the event of disruptions. Appropriate technical measures to prevent disruptions are part of the regulatory requirements for increasing resilience.

Antenna unit at Delitzsch Hospital (Saxony).

Backup connections for hospital & administrative sites
To secure critical applications and external services.

Redundant cloud connectivity
True fail-safety for hospital information systems, PACS, archiving, and SaaS services.

Nationwide site networking
Truly redundant connection between hospital buildings and hospital locations.

NIS2 and KRITIS strategies
Fulfillment and implementation of resilience and business continuity concepts.

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Free redundancy analysis for hospitals

Are your two providers truly independent?

Are there shared routes or network nodes?

How high is the actual single point of failure risk?

What role can microwave radio play as an additional transmission path?

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Locations & Access Layer

Compart IT-Group

Warehouse and Logistics Locations

Service Locations

Microwave Hubs

Ideal Access Layer Range

Broadnet Deutschland GmbH Headquarters
Sales Office, Warehouse and Logistics Center
Weidestraße 122A, 22083 Hamburg

Compart IT-Group Headquarters
Sales Office, Warehouse and Logistics Center
Pierbusch 13, 44536 Lünen

Service Locations
Augsburg
Magirusstr. 2-6, 12103 Berlin
An der Trift 65d, 63303 Dreieich/Frankfurt
Karl-Wiechert-Allee 76, 30625 Hannover
Rudi-Conin-Straße 5A, 50829 Cologne
Friedrich-List-Platz 1, 04103 Leipzig
Kastanienplatz 4, 48301 Nottuln/Münster
‍‍‍Balanstraße 73 (NothC Haus 23), 81541 Munich
Plieninger Str. 58, 70567 Stuttgart

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Only a change of medium provides true redundancy.

KRITIS operators must demonstrate that critical processes can be maintained even in the event of disruptions. Appropriate technical measures to prevent disruptions are part of the regulatory requirements for increasing resilience.

Free redundancy analysis for hospitals

Locations & Access Layer

Compart IT-Group

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