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All around the world, heightened political, military and societal tension, and the growing use of electronic warfare, demonstrates the unparalleled importance of managing and understanding the Radio Frequency (RF) spectrum today. Furthermore, the ability to record, receive, and stream real-time high-quality video and data is critical for all defence, security,

SPX CommTech, made up of TCI and ECS, enables defence teams to detect, defeat and exploit RF signals to enhance Communications Intelligence (COMINT) and Counter Uncrewed Aerial Systems (Counter-UAS). It is renowned for supplying detection and direction-finding systems to militaries around the world. The partnership ensures the delivery of specialised

TCI International, Inc. would like to congratulate and thank the participants from seven countries who are this week attending the TCI five-day user group training event in Automated Spectrum Management System (ASMS) in Maputo, Mozambique. Sponsored and co-hosted by the Instituto Nacional das Comunicações de Moçambique (INCM), this bi-annual forum

Jackson White, Business Development Director of Tactical Data Links and VP of Marketing at SPX CommTech, provides insight into data in the modern battlefield. He introduces a new solution that’s set to deliver high-volume, high-quality video and audio to the tactical edge: Q: How are users using Tactical Data Links today?

Recent years have emphasised how critical real-time Communications Intelligence (COMINT) is for defence and security teams. Soldiers increasingly rely on instant, precise information from multiple sources to effectively address threats and speed up their decision-making cycle. Technology has fuelled great progress in COMINT. But it has also introduced some complexity

Wappenham, UK – Radio Frequency (RF) solutions manufacturer SPX CommTech, formed by TCI and Enterprise Control Systems (ECS), announces the launch of two new RF solutions for faster Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) detect and defeat, and improved Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions for defence and security users. Both will be