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The Danish Defence Forces join the framework agreement signed by Bittium with the Finnish and Swedish Defence Forces. 🇫🇮 🇩🇰 🇸🇪

The Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation DALO has joined the framework agreement on command-and-control systems concluded in November 2025 between Finland, Sweden and Bittium.

The agreement enables the procurement of Bittium’s tactical communications systems and products, software-defined radios, and secure software and phones, together with related spare parts, services, and support. It covers products and services that provide common situational awareness, communications, intelligence, and decision-making support for command-and-control operations and troop leadership.

"Denmark is pleased to be a part of the increasing shared efforts with Finland and Sweden in digitalizing the Armed Forces. Joining a common framework with them is the practical expression of that. It shortens the gap between deciding to work together and being able to do so," says Ulrich Baltzer Garde, Head of Communication Section, Business Area C4ISR at Land Division, Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization.

“When Finland and Sweden signed this agreement last November, the aim from the outset was to create one Nordic communications solution instead of separate national solutions. DALO joining the cooperation supports this goal,” says Tommi Kangas, Senior Vice President, Bittium Defence & Security, and continues: “Every country that joins the agreement makes it more meaningful also for the countries already involved. This is exceptional in defence procurement, and that is precisely why the agreement was structured this way.”

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The Swedish Defence Materiel Administration, FMV, has ordered Bittium Tough SDR radios for testing and pilot use by the Swedish Army. The order is the Swedish Armed Forces’ first procurement under the framework agreement on command-and-control systems that Bittium signed with the Finnish and Swedish Defence Forces in November 2025. The value of the order is approximately EUR 740,000.

“We are pleased that FMV has selected Bittium Tough SDR radios for pilot use by the Swedish Army. Our technology is already in use by, among others, the Finnish Defence Forces. Bringing it into testing by Swedish soldiers is an important step towards interoperability in Nordic command-and-control systems and tactical communications. We appreciate the trust this represents. Defence cooperation between the Nordic NATO countries has real strategic significance in safeguarding the defence of the North, as well as more broadly in strengthening European sovereignty. We look forward to supporting Sweden’s pilot and further developing our cooperation,” says Tommi Kangas, Senior Vice President, Bittium Defence & Security.

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Stronger defence relies on trusted communications.

As defence forces face increasingly complex threat environments, the ability to communicate securely, maintain situational awareness, and make decisions faster than the adversary becomes a decisive advantage.

Visit Bittium at to discover how seamless and resilient connectivity across platforms and domains helps strengthen operational readiness and mission effectiveness.

Featured innovations:

✨Bittium Tough SDR Unmanned
Bringing unmanned land, air, and sea systems into a single, jam resistant IP network enabling seamless information sharing.

✨Bittium MissionNet
Seamlessly integrating distributed voice and secure data communications. Whether mounted or dismounted, wired or wireless.

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Thank you, ESC Congress 2026 and Munich! 🙏

Four busy and highly engaging days have come to an end. We would like to thank our customers, partners and everyone who visited the Bittium Medical booth to connect with our team, exchange insights and discuss the future of cardiac monitoring. 💜

We were proud to introduce Bittium Faros Pro™ and Bittium EasyFlex™, our new ambulatory ECG solution designed to turn biosignals into answers so the right care can begin sooner.

Because arrhythmias happen when life happens. ❤️

Want to learn why long-term ECG monitoring matters and how our devices are built for real life?

Discover Bittium Faros Pro™ and Bittium EasyFlex™: https://www.bittium.com/medical/bittium-faros/

Kiitos! Danke! 🫶

Suuri kiitos valtakunnallisen maanpuolustuskurssin osallistujille vierailusta Bittiumille. Arvostamme kiinnostusta toimintaamme kohtaan sekä erinomaisia keskusteluja teknologiaratkaisujemme roolista Suomen kokonaisturvallisuuden ja puolustuskyvyn vahvistamisessa. Oli ilo saada teidät vieraaksemme!

Arrhythmias happen when life happens. 💓

At ESC Congress 2026 in Munich, we are launching Bittium Faros Pro™ and Bittium EasyFlex™.

We believe ECG recording needs to work in real life. 🚿 ⛳ 🏋️

Faros Pro supports long-term ECG monitoring with up to 21 days of recording on a single charge.

Long-term ECG recording gives healthcare professionals more opportunities to capture intermittent heart rhythm events that shorter recordings may miss.¹

This can help patients get answers about their health sooner. 💬

📍 Come and meet us at the Bittium booth M300!

Read more about Bittium Faros Pro: https://www.bittium.com/medical/bittium-faros/

¹ Liu CM et al. Int J Cardiol. 2021;332:78–84. PMID: 33727122.

European Society of Cardiology

Bittium had the pleasure of welcoming the MAISA consortium to Oulu for a two-day project meeting.

Bringing together experts from different Finnish organizations provides a unique opportunity to share knowledge, align future activities, and accelerate AI-driven innovation through collaboration. The discussions highlighted both the progress achieved so far and the exciting opportunities ahead.

Thank you to all consortium members for the inspiring conversations, valuable insights, and strong collaborative spirit. Together, we are building the foundation for future solutions that create real value for society, healthcare, and industry.

Read more about MAISA (Managed AI-powered Software Innovations): https://maisaproject.eu/

The future battlefield cannot run on foreign permission.

As defence becomes increasingly digital, sovereignty is no longer only about platforms and equipment. It is also about who controls the critical technologies that enable military operations, from communications networks and software to data and AI.

In his interview with Nordic Defence Review, Bittium CEO Petri Toljamo highlights the growing importance of trusted, resilient, and sovereign digital capabilities for Europe's security and defence.

As he notes in the interview, Europe possesses world-class expertise in critical technologies and has a unique opportunity to strengthen its technological autonomy and strategic resilience.

Read the full article ➡️ https://nordicdefencereview.com/the-future-battlefield-cannot-run-on-foreign-permission/

The Future Battlefield Cannot Run on Foreign Permission - Nordic Defence Review Control of AI models, software and battlefield networks is becoming a central determinant of military power. As access to advanced AI becomes subject to export controls and political decisions, sovereign digital capabilities are acquiring the same strategic importance as ammunition,

It was a pleasure to welcome Ambassador-Designate Lotta Nymann-Lindegren of the Embassy of Finland in Denmark to our stand at DALO Industry Days. Thank you for the valuable discussion and your support for Finnish-Danish cooperation! 🇫🇮 🇩🇰

We look forward to welcoming visitors over the next two days and showcasing the latest innovations in tactical and secure communications.