Discover how Hypha’s edge computing provides resilient communications and emergency communications for frontline field operations.

Connectivity is the heartbeat of every operation, but let’s be honest, it’s not always easy to come by.

Whether you’re working in the heat of the desert, navigating a disaster zone, or trying to attach vital comms gear onto high-speed fleet vehicles, infrastructure shouldn’t be the thing that holds mission-critical operations back.

At Hypha, we’ve spent years refining technology to best suit the needs of our customers.

Today, we’re excited to officially pull the covers off our latest innovation: the HyphaONE Mini S – our latest premium integrated mobile connectivity platform.

When lives are on the line, the last thing first responders should worry about is the security of their data.

At Hypha, we believe that how we work is just as important as the results we deliver. That is why we are proud to announce that our Integrated Management System has been officially recommended for ISO 27001 certification – the international gold standard for information security.

At the International Wireless Communications Expo (IWCE) in Las Vegas, Hypha Group CEO Neil Jamieson took the stage alongside the Texas Department of Public Safety to present what happens when connectivity is designed for reality, not coverage maps.

Hypha is proud to announce a significant expansion of its United States leadership team, reinforcing its long-term commitment to the US market.

Hypha Ltd is excited to announce that we have signed a Reseller Agreement with SpaceX through our wholly owned subsidiary Hypha Link Pty Ltd.

Rural firefighters across NSW will soon be better equipped to tackle bushfires in communication blackspots – thanks to innovative new technology being rolled out by Brisbane company Hypha.

Around the world, first responders rely more than ever on mission-critical communications. We look at what the Frontline Public Safety Survey say matters most to them.

The New South Wales Rural Fire Service (RFS) has announced a three-year rollout of cutting-edge Vehicle-as-a-Node (VaaN) equipment in 5,000 of its firefighting vehicles – using technology powered by Hypha.

Australia’s public safety communications infrastructure has shown that it’s increasingly unable to meet the demands of modern emergencies. So, what’s the solution?