SPX Communication Technologies News

Earlier this month, TCI (part of SPX Communication Technologies), was proud to host another successful USTTI programme on Practical Applications of Spectrum Monitoring and Management at our headquarters in Fremont, California. The week brought together telecommunications and spectrum professionals from across the globe for an engaging and highly productive training

There’s not long to go now until one of the year’s most anticipated telecommunications training events gets underway! The upcoming USTTI programme on Practical Applications of Spectrum Monitoring and Management is set to bring together professionals from across the globe for a focused, hands-on learning experience. Taking place from May

🚨 Registration is officially OPEN for our USTTI Training Event: Practical Applications of Spectrum Monitoring and Management 📅 May 4–8, 2026📍 TCI Headquarters | Fremont, California, USA With less than 30 days to go, this is your opportunity to join engineers, regulators, and spectrum monitoring and management professionals from around

In today’s operational environment, information dominance is inseparable from electromagnetic spectrum control. Across air, land, maritime, space, and cyberspace, defence and security forces rely on secure, uninterrupted access to Radio Frequency (RF) communications to achieve mission success. Yet the electromagnetic spectrum is increasingly congested, contested, and weaponised. State adversaries deploy

The global drone threat is escalating. Once confined to the battlefield, drones and uncrewed air systems (UAS) are now being deployed for sabotage, espionage, smuggling, and disruption across civilian and critical infrastructure domains. Whether interfering with air traffic, conducting hostile surveillance, or creating panic at large-scale events, malicious drone activity

Wappenham, UK – September 2025 – TCI, part of SPX Communication Technologies, has announced the launch of two advanced Rackmount COMINT RF systems designed to give defense and security forces a decisive edge in today’s complex electronic warfare environment. The new 955 Rackmount RF COMINT and Geolocation System and the