The São Paulo State Military Police (PMESP) will outfit an additional 7,000 officers with Axon Body 3 body-worn cameras backed by the digital evidence management solution Axon Evidence.

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Motorola Solutions provided Swisscom a next generation, Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP)-standards-compliant push-to-talk (PTT) solution, enabling the Swiss telecommunications provider to offer an instant communication service to its business customers. The new PTT service connects individuals and groups instantaneously over Swisscom’s broadband network and allows it to offer priority usage to critical users in emergency situations.

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okia signed an agreement with Etisalat UAE, a telecoms provider in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), to deploy 5G private wireless networks to support enterprises across Abu Dhabi.

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Ofcom has published its first spectrum road map, which sets out how the regulator is preparing to ensure that everyone in the U.K. can benefit from the rapid advances in cutting-edge wireless technology.

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Brazil’s MetrôRio equipped its security officers with VB400 body-worn cameras from Motorola Solutions, as commuter and tourist rail travel gradually returns to normal levels after the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Synspective raised U.S. $100 million (11.9 billion yen) in a Series B funding round.

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The FCC added three companies to its list of companies that “pose an unacceptable risk to the national security of the United States.”

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Hytera made a donation to an elementary school in Tinzert, Morocco. As part of Hytera’s collaboration with the American Academy Casablanca, the donation will help supply the students with warm coats and renovate the Tinzert school to withstand the coldness of the mountainous area.

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Motorola Solutions acquired TETRA Ireland Communications, the provider of Ireland’s National Digital Radio Service (NDRS). Terms of this transaction were not disclosed.

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Since 17 March, all smartphones sold in Europe are required to comply with Advanced Mobile Location (AML) for emergency communications. AML was standardized in ETSI TS 103 625 by the European and Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) technical committee on emergency communications (EMTEL) in December 2019. It is already helping emergency services dispatch the needed resources efficiently in Europe and worldwide.

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