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The Etherstack LMR-IWF switching platform is software deployed in the UK that acts as a bridge between the traditional digital radio network to the new network.

The new system will extend critical voice capabilities to data services, sensor integration, and AI-driven tools, providing emergency responders with richer situational awareness and advanced operational support.

UAVs equipped with PDT cluster mobile base stations BS8700M work in coordination with ground-based self-organizing network mobile stations to quickly establish a 370MHz emergency network in areas isolated by floods.

The MC_linX Dispatcher will support users to transition from the Airwave Network to the Emergency Services Network, by providing a consolidated view of Emergency Services Network (ESN) users in the Control Room.

The new system replaces the old analog radios with a modern digital structure, offering greater coverage, signal stability, superior audio quality, and encrypted communication.

The overall goal of the agreement is to facilitate MSB transition of the existing Rakel user base and services from TETRA to a 3GPP broadband service ecosystem.

MXP660 multi-bearer portable radios will be used across the integrated networks to help ensure state institutions benefit from extended coverage and reliable connectivity.

BDBOS has been a committed member of TCCA since its inception, playing an active role in shaping both the present and future of mission-critical communications.

Hytera has been leading the delivery of PDT and Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) systems to emergency response authorities in many provinces in China.

The CritComm Association was founded on the initiative of the Hungarian governmental communications service provider Pro-M Zrt.

Frontlines responders working between New South Wales and Victoria will soon be able to access improved radio communications to help better protect local communities.

The summit brought over 8,500 delegates, including the heads of state and government of the 32 NATO member states, numerous partner countries and high-ranking representatives of international organisations to the Dutch coastal city.

New solution will integrate existing land mobile radio networks with broadband technology to strengthen collaboration for national security

GCF Certification for Broadband Mission Critical Services maintains momentum.

On 3 and 4 June the Danish emergency services held its annual meeting where participants heard more about the status and future for the SINE, public safety & critical communications network

The company utilized its technical capabilities and specialized teams to support various participating entities by offering several services, including the "Miqat" service, which relies on the TETRA network to deliver instant and secure connectivity.

The cooperation between ACMOSS and ASTRID will continue, particularly during the 2025 edition of Critical Communications World (CCW) that will be held in Brussels, Belgium.

The projects that ASTRID is currently developing, such as NextGen PSAP and NextGenCom, are fully in line with the policy priorities around digitalisation.

Meeting was focused on exploring how teams from both departments can quickly find good and effective cooperation.

The Netherlands aims to start the actual procurement process of the C2000 replacement network by the end of 2025, provided that the necessary legal clarifications, financing and political decisions are in place.