Tecore Networks, a global supplier 2G, 3G and 4G mobile network infrastructure, has upgraded its Military Secured Rapid Deployment System (MilSec-RDS), a multi-technology voice and data communications platform built for use by the armed forces, the company announced Oct. 16.
The MilSec-RDS all-IP network system now includes the option of the intelligent network access controller, a system to control wireless communications by selectively permitting or denying access on a per-device basis and a 3G-radio network controller integrated into its core.
The upgrade aims to streamline the 4G standard of long-term evolution (LTE) upgrades and ensure that tactical communications systems are prepared for next-generation devices.
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