Getac and T-Mobile Expand Partnership for Advanced Connectivity Solutions

Following their collaboration with SOTI, Getac has now partnered with T-Mobile to deliver enhanced connectivity solutions for rugged devices across various industries. This partnership aims to maximize productivity by integrating T-Mobile’s 5G network with Getac’s durable devices, such as the BC-04 body-worn camera and S510 rugged laptop, which are now certified for T-Mobile markets.

The partnership particularly benefits industries like public safety and manufacturing, where uninterrupted communication and real-time data access are critical for efficiency and safety.

Building on Getac’s previous work in rugged computing, this collaboration focuses on boosting operational efficiency in environments where device performance and connectivity are crucial. By combining T-Mobile’s expansive network with Getac’s rugged technology, the partnership ensures professionals can rely on seamless communication, even in the harshest conditions, further enhancing Getac’s reputation for durable, high-performance computing solutions.

Mike McMahon, President of Getac North America, commented on the partnership, emphasizing its potential to provide businesses with the reliability and data speeds needed to optimize operations. Through this partnership, Getac and T-Mobile aim to empower industries that operate in unpredictable environments by maintaining connectivity and allowing critical operations to continue without disruption.

With future plans to push the boundaries of innovation, Getac and T-Mobile will continue to work together on new solutions that support mission-critical tasks in extreme environments. This strategic relationship highlights Getac's commitment to providing technology that supports real-time communication and data management across diverse sectors, ensuring businesses can perform efficiently and safely.

The BC-04 body-worn camera and S510 rugged laptop are the first certified devices under this collaboration, and more innovations are expected as both companies explore the potential of 5G technology in improving business mobility and safety across industries.

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