J. Fingas | Engadget | January 26, 2021
AT&T’s FirstNet public safety network just received some upgrades that could make all the difference in certain emergencies.
J. Fingas | Engadget | January 26, 2021
AT&T’s FirstNet public safety network just received some upgrades that could make all the difference in certain emergencies.
Market Screener | January 14, 2021
The FirstNet network offers first responders and those critical to their response a purpose-built experience they can’t get anywhere else.
Sascha Segan | PC Mag | January 7, 2021
The cops’ phones all keep working because they’re on a special part of the AT&T network called FirstNet, which gives priority to first responders. Heavy FirstNet usage would slightly reduce civilian device capacity at that location, though, because FirstNet comes first.
Nino DiCosmo | GCN | December 22, 2020
The resulting solution, FirstNet, built with AT&T, brought together the private and public sectors for increased functionality across the network, and in ways that allow for integration of P25 standards.
Mark Bowen | Intelligent CIO | December 17, 2020
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is supporting its day-to-day and emergency operations by expanding its usage of mobile services from FirstNet.
Donny Jackson | Urgent Communications | December 11, 2020
FirstNet board members this week unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the FirstNet Authority staff to obligate reinvestment funds from AT&T to pay operations and maintenance costs associated with upgrading the FirstNet core to 5G during 2021 and in future years.
AT&T Newsroom | November 19, 2020
The National Tribal Emergency Management Council (NTEMC) has turned to FirstNet – America’s public safety network – for much-needed connectivity as they coordinate logistics and package food and medical supplies to support Tribal Nations impacted by the coronavirus pandemic across 32 states.
By Andrew Seybold | Radio Resource Media Group | November 17, 2020
The FirstNet Authority road map is a compilation of input from the first-responder community, joint discussions with the FirstNet Authority and FirstNet built with AT&T, and others.
Joe Vince | Firehouse.com | November 16, 2020
Chief Kim Zagaris, wildfire policy and technology adviser for the Western Fire Chiefs Association, tells Firehouse.com why the nationwide communication network is here to stay.
Donny Jackson | Urgent Communications
AT&T this week announced that the U.S. Army has selected FirstNet—the nationwide public-safety broadband network (NPSBN) being built by AT&T—to provide communications to public-safety personnel at 72 Army installations in the U.S. and Puerto Rico in a 3-year deal valued at $13 million.
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