Wallingford-based communication systems maker Mutualink said it has partnered with an engineering business in England that will help it link up with defense customers in the United Kingdom and the Middle East.
Through its partnership with C2UK, Mutualink hopes to expand the number of agencies using its communications platform, which helps bridge various devices, like mobile phones and radios, into one secure channel.
The company said hundreds of public and private entities use the system, including NATO and various branches of the U.S. military.
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