The document discusses using high frequency wireless technologies like 60GHz and 70/80GHz for fiber optic system (FSO) backup links for broadband connectivity. These frequencies have advantages like large bandwidth and avoidance of interference from other RF transmissions. While they face challenges from rain fade, 60GHz is presented as more cost-effective than 70/80GHz for links up to 1km when used to provide backup to an FSO system. Hybrid FSO/RF systems using SONAbeam FSO and 60GHz or 70/80GHz RF are proposed to provide highly available broadband connectivity over distances from 400m to 1500m.