The new communications network for police, fire and other emergency responders has undergone its first live prioritisation tests on EE’s 4G network
The Home Office said it has conducted a successful live demonstration of the 4G technology intended to power its next-generation Emergency Services Network (ESN), in a step forward for the controversial project.
The ESN has been proposed as the successor to the existing system used by police, fire and other emergency organisations, a purpose-built network operated by Motorola subsidiary Airwave and built on the TETRA specification.
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Source: Silicon.co.uk
