Savox and Nokia to explore joint development of tactical comms
Savox Communications and Nokia Solutions and Networks have announced a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to explore the development of joint solutions in the defence communications space.
By combining their technical expertise, Savox and Nokia aim to create innovative solutions for tactical communications that provide unmatched connectivity, speed and reliability for mission-critical operations. Under the agreement, their collaboration will explore the following:
- Enhanced connectivity — leveraging 5G and 6G networks to provide seamless and ultrafast communication channels for tactical operations, ensuring real-time data exchange and improved situational awareness.
- Advanced solutions — developing innovative solutions that combine the strengths of both companies, such as secure communication devices, advanced encryption technologies and robust network infrastructure.
- Global reach — expanding the reach of tactical communication solutions to global markets, enabling defence and security forces worldwide to benefit from state-of-the-art technology and enhanced operational capabilities.
“By integrating Savox mission-critical audio, command and control solutions with Nokia’s advanced networks, we will deliver reliable, scalable communications tailored for the most demanding operations,” said Savox CEO Jerry Kettunen.
“Nokia is committed to innovation and excellence in communications technology,” added Giuseppe Targia, Head of Space and Defense at Nokia. “We look forward to working with Savox to create new and innovative solutions that will benefit our customers and the industry as a whole.”
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