Los Angeles, CA – July 29, 2025 – Silvus Technologies, Inc. (“Silvus”), a leader in advanced wireless communications systems, today announced a strategic partnership with Commdex, a premier systems integrator for mission-critical communications. The collaboration will expand nationwide access to Silvus’ StreamCaster Mobile Ad Hoc Network (MANET) radios to state, local, and federal agencies.

Effective immediately, this partnership integrates Silvus’ industry-leading tactical mesh networking technology into Commdex’s solutions portfolio – addressing the rising demand for mobile, resilient, and decentralized communications. From natural disasters to high-risk tactical operations, StreamCaster MANET radios enable critical connectivity when every second counts.

“We’re proud to partner with Commdex to deliver the performance and reliability of StreamCaster MANET radios to public safety, first responders and disaster response organizations across the country,” said Jimi Henderson, Vice President of Sales at Silvus Technologies. “Commdex’s deep expertise in designing and deploying advanced, communications networks make them an ideal partner to support government agencies in implementing secure, reliable mesh networks that perform when it matters most.”

The Silvus family of StreamCaster MANET radios are engineered to operate independently of traditional communications infrastructure, deliver high-fidelity video, voice and data communications with class-leading output power, range, and mobility. At the heart of every StreamCaster MANET radio is Silvus’ leading-edge MN-MIMO waveform technology that creates a self-healing, self-forming, and adaptive mesh network – capable of linking hundreds of nodes with unmatched data rate throughput, EW resiliency, and scalability. This architecture enables the creation of a Tactical Bubble – a mission-ready ecosystem that connects personnel, vehicles, unmanned systems, and command elements into a unified, resilient communications network.

“Commdex and Silvus share a common mission – delivering networking solutions that provide the vital communications link to those responsible for the safety and security of our communities.” said Prince Niyyar, CEO of Commdex. “Recent natural disasters have exposed critical gaps in emergency communications when traditional infrastructure fails. Through this partnership, we’re providing our clients with a critical capability – resilient, high performance mesh networks that perform in the most challenging environments, and when every second could mean the difference between life and death.”

In addition to Silvus StreamCaster MANET radios, Commdex clients will now have access to the recently launched Spectrum Dominance 2.0.  Available as a software licensable extension of Silvus’ proprietary MN-MIMO waveform, Spectrum Dominance 2.0 is an ever-expanding suite of Low Probability of Intercept/Detection (LPI/LPD), Anti-Jamming, and Advanced Threat Protection capabilities that provide secure and protected electronic warfare (EW) resilient communications in contested environments, without sacrificing performance.

Commdex will begin immediate deployment of StreamCaster systems, backed by hands-on training and technical support through their nationwide service network.

Agencies looking to enhance their tactical communications capabilities with Silvus’ StreamCaster MANET radios can contact Commdex for more information.

To learn more about StreamCaster family of MANET radios, visit www.silvustechnologies.com. Stay connected with Silvus on LinkedIn.

Rite in the Rain™ and Battle Board Collaboration“In the unpredictable and often austere environments our Warfighters operate within, the absolute reliability of analog tools cannot be overstated. While digital technologies offer incredible capabilities, they can also be susceptible. Rite in the Rain™ embodies the enduring value of analog – a dependable, tangible solution that ensures critical information capture andcommunication when all else might fail. It’s not about replacing digital but recognizing the indispensable role of resilient analog in a layered defense strategy.”

– Karl Mejia, CEO, Rite in the Rain

While digital technologies play a significant role in modern military operations, the continued importance of reliable analog solutions cannot be overstated. In situations where electronic systems arecompromised or inoperable, our Warfighters require dependable tools to ensure mission continuity. Rite in the Rain’s and Battle Board collaborations offer critical analog solutions designed to withstand challenging operational environments.

A Warfighter faces a range of threats that can disrupt or negate the effectiveness of digital systems:

• Electronic Warfare:

Adversary capabilities to disrupt electronic systems.

• Environmental Extremes:

Operational environments involving severe weather conditions.

• Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities:

Potential for compromise of sensitive information through cyberattacks.

• Power Dependency:

Limitations of electronic systems in remote or power-constrained operations.

In such circumstances, analog tools provide essential redundancy. Rite in the Rain and Battle Board products have been tested and trusted in the harshest field environments and scenarios:

• Consistent Documentation:

Reliable notetaking and record-keeping in all weather conditions.

• Flexible Tactical Planning:

Adaptable tools for planning and coordination in the field.

• Direct Situational Awareness:

Immediate and tangible means of conveying and interpreting operational information.

• Operational Durability:

Products designed for resilience in harsh environments.

Command Sergeant Major (Ret) Dennis Tripp, now with GovTools in Herndon, VA, states, “While digital systems offer significant advantages, the military recognizes the necessity of robust analog alternatives. Rite in the Rain products in conjunction with Battle Board, ensure operational capability when electronic systems are compromised.”

The real strength lies in synergy, not separation. Electronics offer unparalleled speed and data processing, but at times they are vulnerable. Analog tools provide a reliable, redundant layer, ensuring critical information and plans remain accessible when digital systems fail. This tandem approach allows for real-time digital updates alongside the immutable record of analog, offering a robust and adaptable solution for any mission. It’s about having the best of both worlds, ensuring that even when the grid goes down, the mission doesn’t.

USMC – Cherry Point, NC
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Battle Board Founder, Daniel Kapavik, Former USMC Infantryman, highlights the need for analog processes:

“Effective operations require constant navigational vigilance and critical thinking. Navigators must always question what they believe to be true, digital or analog. Skilled navigators combat overconfidence by continuously verifying their location using environmental cues. This ‘doubting certainty’ prevents errors and ensures early detection when off course.

While electronic navigation is valuable, it’s not infallible. Leaders must ensure digital tools are backed by analog methods due to potential system failures, power loss, or enemy interference. For instance, mortarmen verify digital firing data with analog sources—a universal requirement for skilled units. The ability to sense when something is wrong, whether from data error, malfunction, or enemy action, is crucial. This intuition, built through training, helps leaders decide when to trust a map over a screen.

These principles are vital in all scenarios. Awareness of potential enemy influence, like GPS distortion, is key. Leaders must think critically, analyze situations, and question information. True situational awareness comes from tangible actions—map study, handwritten notes, face-to-face communication, and physical reconnaissance—not just screens and radios. Battle Boards remain essential for managing chaos and conveying information. This commitment to foundational skills and critical analysis in planning and execution increases success.”

John Finney, SgtMaj USMC (Ret) (0321,8999), also with Gov Tools:

“Analog is not a new idea for our service members, but when the satellites are down, you’ll be glad you have something to write on that isn’t a smudged MRE wrapper. It’s never a bad backup plan to count on products that do not require a reboot.”

The teams at Rite in the Rain and Battle Board remain committed to providing the military with high-quality analog solutions to support mission-critical operations.

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Ultra-Ruggedized MANET Radio Delivering Mission-Critical Connectivity in the World’s Harshest Environments

•                     Built for the Extreme – With a MIL-A-8625-F Type?III hard anodized enclosure and corrosion-resistant connectors, the StreamCaster 4400 XTREME MANET radio is purpose-built to deliver high-performance mesh network connectivity in harsh maritime, littoral, and highly corrosive environments.

•                     Extreme Performance – Powered by Silvus’ battle-proven MN-MIMO waveform, the SC4400X delivers unmatched range, data throughput, EW resilience and scalability for mission-critical operations in the harshest environments.

•                     Seamless Compatibility – Utilizing the same mounting pattern of the flagship SC4400E, the SC4400X provides a seamlessly compatible option for fixed infrastructure, vehicular, and airborne applications that demand field-proven StreamCaster MANET radio performance in a rugged, survivable form factor.

LOS ANGELES, CA — July 23, 2025 — Silvus Technologies, Inc. (“Silvus”), a global leader in advanced wireless networking solutions, today announced the launch of the StreamCaster® 4400 XTREME (SC4400X) MANET radio. Delivering high-fidelity video, voice, and IP data communications in an ultra-ruggedized form factor, the SC4400X is purpose-built for maritime, littoral, and other highly corrosive environments where durability and maximum MANET radio performance are mission-critical.

Engineered to be as tough as the mission, the SC4400X builds upon the proven performance of the StreamCaster 4400 Enhanced (SC4400E) MANET radio with up to 20 Watts of output power (80W effective, thanks to TX Eigen Beamforming), 100 Mbps data throughput and single/dual band frequency options, making it ideal for fixed infrastructure, vehicular and airborne applications in the harshest environments. Constructed from sea-grade aluminum with MIL-A-8625-F Type?III hard anodizing, the SC4400X design features a single locking marine-grade connector, and optimized enclosure with enhanced thermal characteristics to improve passive cooling and thermal performance during sustained high-power operations.

Designed for maximum versatility, the SC4400X supports a wide 9 – 50 VDC input voltage range for flexible platform integration and features a built-in status LED for real-time operational feedback. Compatibility with the existing SC4400E mounting pattern allows for seamless incorporation into existing deployed integrations, including StreamCaster PRISM.

Powered by Silvus’ battle-proven MN-MIMO waveform, the SC4400X delivers robust, high-bandwidth connectivity – capable of creating massively scalable mesh networks that connect hundreds of nodes with unmatched range, data throughput, and EW resiliency in contested spectrum environments.

In addition to AES256 and FIPS 140-3 Level 2 encryption for secure operations, the SC4400X provides access to Spectrum Dominance 2.0 – an expansive suite of LPI/LPD, Anti-Jamming EW resiliency and Advanced Threat Protection capabilities – providing secure and protected communications without sacrificing performance, even in contested environments.

“We developed the SC4400X in direct response to the growing demand for resilient MANET radio solutions that can operate in salt-laden, high-humidity and highly corrosive environments without compromising performance,” said Neema Daneshvar, Vice President of Product at Silvus Technologies. “Whether for shipboard, littoral, or offshore applications, the SC4400X delivers the class-leading tactical mesh networking power of Silvus’ StreamCaster 4400 MANET radio in a form factor that thrives where others corrode.”

With the launch of the SC4400X, Silvus Technologies continues to expand the StreamCaster family of MANET radios, reinforcing its commitment to delivering mission-ready, wireless networking solutions that extend tactical communications across the world’s most challenging operational environments.

To learn more, visit www.silvustechnologies.com. Stay connected with Silvus on LinkedIn.