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The highlight of the event was the dynamic exhibition of emergency products, where more than 60 enterprises showcased their cutting-edge technology and outstanding performance of various emergency products.

IBM selected as supplier for major new network to connect emergency services communications

New TCCA white paper and webinar look at recommendations to best meet operational needs.

The company will exhibit it's Rapid Response Connectivity Unit (RRCU), a portable, 5G, 4G LTE, and Wi-Fi-enabled asset with satellite backhaul capabilities for data and voice services for up to 120 users, amongst others.

Public Safety Communication Europe (PSCE) winter conference concludes with groundbreaking insights and collaboration.

The network grants priority access for vital services including life-saving blue light workers, to ensure they are able to communicate and respond swiftly to emergency events even in remote areas or when networks are busy.

The Un-carrier also ensured that first responders, officials and other agencies stayed connected during the entire event.

Solutions will be evaluated by “a large group of practitioners” from across European emergency services.

Approximately 1,200 Hytera advanced push-to-talk (PTT) devices were deployed at COP29, significantly enhancing the event's safety and operational efficiency.

Mission Critical Communications Expo welcomes new Director General and saw the launch of The Swedish Emergency Network SWEN as the new name of Rakel, Rakel G2 and services.

New document demonstrates how integrated IP-based multimedia systems can improve situational awareness, accelerate response times, and ensure secure data sharing essential for modern emergency response.

New FCC rules safeguard incumbent operations, establish a process to select a band manager, and make the spectrum available to the FirstNet Authority for 5G deployment on the Nationwide Public Safety Broadband Network (FirstNet).

Tests were conducted on the ground, combined with 'columns' into the air as well as orbits around the base.

The Danish Center of Emergency Communications FREBI project (Future Emergency Communications – Infrastructure), participated in a workshop that highlighted the potential of 5G in relation to private networks with a focus on access access to frequencies.

According to ASTRID the changes are a major evolution of the Blue Light Mobile service, designed to offer end-users of the ASTRID critical communications network in Belgium even better and more secure connectivity.

The new system supports 1,200 public agents from the Municipal Civil Guard (GCM), Mobile Emergency Care Service (SAMU), Civil Defense and Inspection, Traffic and Transportation institutions.

Next Generation Critical Communications (NGCC) is the government’s leading advisor on critical communications for public safety in New Zealand.

In the budget bill for 2025, the Swedish government proposes a total of SEK 2.3 billion during the period 2025–2027 for the establishment of Rakel generation 2.

At GITEX, Nedaa will unveil its newly developed generative AI system, specifically designed for digital mobile radios used in the security and safety sectors.

The workshop was held by the Climate Data Agency in collaboration with the Danish 5G Innovation Hub & Testbed and Aalborg University in Copenhagen.