Leonardo US Cyber and Security Solutions, LLC Announces MC_linX Platform/MOSAIC Will Power Nokia's Next-Generation Mission-Critical Communications
The collaboration enables Nokia to enhance its Core Enterprise Solutions portfolio with Leonardo's next-generation broadband platform, delivering mission-critical services across sectors including public safety, energy utilities, and railways. The pre-integrated solution will accelerate time-to-deployment, reduce operational complexity, and strengthen readiness for critical infrastructure providers around the world.
"We are thrilled that Nokia selected Leonardo's MC_linX for integration into their Core Enterprise Solutions after an in-depth competitive process," said Claudio Rando, SVP Marketing & Sales at Leonardo Cyber & Security Solutions Division.
Fully 3GPP-compliant, the MC_linX platform supports mission-critical push-to-talk, video, and data services over both private and commercial LTE/5G networks. Its integration into Nokia's systems enables real-time communication, faster emergency response, and enhanced situational awareness, all crucial to ensuring operational safety and service continuity in the most demanding environments.
By choosing Leonardo's MC_linX, Nokia enhances its position as a global provider of secure and scalable private wireless connectivity, with solutions optimized for mission-critical use cases that require the highest levels of performance, resilience, and reliability.
This partnership underscores Leonardo's commitment to delivering trusted, high-performance solutions for mission-critical operations, which are empowering communities and critical infrastructure providers with the communication tools they need to operate safely and efficiently.
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Leonardo US Cyber & Security Solutions, LLC Media Contact:Nathan MaloneyEmail: nate.maloney@leonardocompany-us.com Website: www.leonardocompany-us.com/lmr
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