CommScope Launches Evolved SYSTIMAX Constellation Platform Globally

08 Oct 2025 CW Team

CommScope has announced the global launch of its evolved SYSTIMAX® Constellation® edge-based power and connectivity platform, designed for hyperconnected enterprises. The modular platform now meets global power and data transmission standards and integrates fault-managed power, hybrid power/data fibre, and Constellation Points (CPs) in a simplified star topology.

The system supports AC/DC power, converged or segmented IT/OT networks, and reduces installation requirements by over 50 per cent compared to traditional structured cabling. CPs can be deployed in ceilings, walls, or equipment racks, eliminating the need for telecom rooms on every floor. The platform extends service distances, delivers 10G+ speeds, and provides 1kW fault-managed power while reducing material usage and carbon footprint.

Luc Adriaenssens, VP, Building & Campus, CCS, CommScope, said, “Our Constellation platform allows denser urban deployments and supports a growing number of connected devices efficiently. By offering a modular, technology-agnostic solution, we empower enterprises with scalable, cost-effective, and sustainable network infrastructure.”

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