LocusUSA experienced a recent increase in sales growth of its DiagnostX products to government agencies in the western United States.

Association of American Railroads (AAR) attorneys discussed efforts to remove barriers to wireline and wireless infrastructure deployment including positive train control (PTC) with FCC staff, an ex parte filing said.

Motorola Solutions will connect Thailand’s commercial and government organizations to instant and secure voice communication by deploying a nationwide TETRA communications system. CAT Telecom Public Co., operator of Thailand’s telecommunications infrastructure, will provide Thailand’s government agencies, emergency services and other critical enterprises with access to the mission-critical radio communications network.

KGPCo completed its asset acquisition of Hutton Communications of Canada.

The FCC declined to grant Skybridge Spectrum Foundation an extension or waiver of the construction deadline for 16 geographic Automated Maritime Telecommunications System (AMTS) licenses.

pdvWireless announced Aug. 9 that its previously issued financial statements for the quarter ended Dec. 31 and the year ended March 31 will be restated and should no longer be relied on. The company Aug. 10 reported its financial details for the fiscal first quarter ending June 30.

Numerous group submitted reply comments to the FCC’s request for comments on the future of the 4.9 GHz band, spectrum that is currently exclusive to public safety.

Full Spectrum announced its corporate name change to Ondas Networks. The new name, Ondas, reflects the company’s expanded mandate to become a worldwide leader in industrial internet connectivity for mission-critical internet of things (IoT) applications and critical infrastructure providers in multiple sectors including electric, gas and water utilities, oil and gas, government and transportation.

Global solution integrator K-Won selected Softil’s software development kit (SDK) for mission-critical high-speed railway Long Term Evolution Railways (LTE-R) communications terminals.

The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) installed technology from Applied Information to improve road safety in school zones across the state with the company’s smart beacon product with AT&T connectivity. Georgia is the first state to deploy Applied Information’s internet of things (IoT) technology for school districts statewide.