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Bundeswehr, federal, state and district authorities to test emergency communications interoperability and future broadband capability from 27 to 29 October

Two-day session brings national TETRA network training total to approximately 450 operatives trained across six municipalities ahead of the Special Device for Fighting Rural Fires (DECIR) 2026.

The future of ASTRID's NextGenCom devices combine the robustness of classic TETRA radios with the ease of use of smartphones. In addition to mission-critical voice, they also support data and video applications.

Portugal's public safety network operator outlines €37.2 million investment programme and technological roadmap toward LTE/5G mission-critical communications.

Dr. Christoph Hübner takes the helm of Germany's federal digital radio authority in a ceremony marking a new chapter for secure communications infrastructure.

Focus on Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence

Qualified lawyer takes the helm of the Federal Agency for Public Safety Digital Radio, succeeding Jens Koch.

Germany's federal agency for public safety digital radio underlines a single message in Berlin: no isolated solutions in the migration to a nationwide BOS broadband network.

In the interim, BDBOS Vice President Frank Buddrus assumes leadership of the agency until a permanent successor is appointed.

Annual two-day workshop in Brussels brings together users, experts, and advisory bodies to co-create the future of Belgium's critical communications infrastructure.

Thuringia wildfire pushes Digitalfunk BOS to unprecedented operational limits — and the network holds.

The Budapest consultation is seen as a significant step in strengthening ties between Pro-M and the broader GÉANT community.

The initial deployment includes ISSI integration of over eight-hundred LA-RICS P25 Talkgroups, plus OTAR encryption key management.

Why resilient public safety organizations depend on dedicated UHF spectrum and a future-proof transition beyond TETRA to mission-critical broadband communications.

Under CEO Salvator Vella, ASTRID emphasizes sovereign control and long-term resilience in critical communications.

Tait Systems NZ strengthens leadership to support next phase of Public Safety Network delivery.

Erillisverkot has positioned itself as an active contributor in joint European and Nordic initiatives aimed at harmonizing public safety communication technologies and ensuring cost-efficient, interoperable systems.

With Fusion Link, FirstNet Fusion enables tactical interoperability by integrating with virtually any traditional radio system used by public safety agencies.

While the Nødnett emergency network is purpose-built for resilience, the storm underscored the critical need for enhanced preparedness and alternative communication strategies.

Sydney’s conference further strengthened global alignment, demonstrating shared commitment to resilient, interoperable systems that protect communities.