Airspan Networks and Atika Form Alliance advance resilient multi-domain 5G connectivity for defense

Partnership combines proven air-to-ground 5G expertise, AI-driven network intelligence, and deployable 5G core capabilities to support mission-critical military operations
Airspan Networks Holdings , a leading global provider of wireless network solutions and ATIKA Venture, a Spanish technology company specializing in deployable tactical 5G communications for defense and security environments, announced a strategic alliance to advance resilient, multi-domain 5G connectivity solutions for military operations.
The agreement establishes the framework for commercial and technical collaboration, initially focused on Spain and potential expansion across Europe. The partnership brings together Airspan’s expertise in Open RAN (O-RAN), 5G, and commercial air-to-ground (ATG) connectivity with Atika’s capabilities in deployable tactical networks, AI-driven network intelligence, and 5G core technologies.
Together, the companies will develop secure, resilient communications solutions designed to support mission-critical operations across land and air environments. The collaboration will integrate deployable 5G networks, multi-domain MANET connectivity, intelligent network orchestration, and airborne-to-ground communications, enabling high-performance connectivity for military units operating in dynamic operational scenarios.
“Airspan brings proven expertise in solving complex connectivity challenges, including critical communications through our Air-to-Ground In-Motion 5G solution,” said Glenn Laxdal, CEO of Airspan. “Together with Atika, we will accelerate the transition of our commercial wireless technologies into resilient, defense-ready solutions. Atika complements our capabilities with deep defense operational experience and advanced technologies spanning cybersecurity, AI-driven network intelligence, and 5G core systems.”
“The future of military operations depends on deployable, intelligent, and sovereign networks,” said Ana Rodríguez Quirós, Managing Director of Atika. “Our collaboration with Airspan allows us to support multi-domain 5G for defense while extending connectivity beyond satellite and traditional radio links. Through our work with the Spanish Army, we focus on technologies that deliver real operational impact across readiness, mobility, and mission effectiveness. This alliance is a clear example of how advanced 5G capabilities can address those challenges.”
Source:BusinessWire
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