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US Tech Company with advanced technology for managing spectrum for National Security announces $8.5 Million Capital Raise
As noted by Fernando Murias , Chairman and CEO of DGS, "We have a number of exciting projects in progress and this funding secures our ability to scale rapidly and ensure we fully meet the demanding capabilities that our clients rely on us to solve." He continued, "We are now growing new geographies and additional market sectors because our clients recognize and value our ability to deliver unrivalled operational capabilities."
The equity raise was led by Cleveland based investment advisory firm Ancora Advisors LLC primarily through its private funds. DGS is also pleased to announce Frederick DiSanto has joined the DGS Board of Directors. Mr. DiSanto is Chairman and CEO of Ancora Advisors LLC.
"Society is increasingly dependent on wireless technology due to the exponential growth of smart phones, tablets and the Internet of Things (IoT), thus demands on bandwidth will continue to increase. In addition, we are seeing a growing use of radio spectrum for illegal purposes," said Mr DiSanto. "Companies that can improve quality of service for legitimate users, but can also help identify and mitigate threats, will play an integral role in improving our quality of life and keeping us safe."
DGS has developed unique capabilities to address the challenges of spectrum management today, evidenced by 28 issued U.S. patents in 3 years. These automated, real-time, intelligent analysis systems have also led to strategic alliances across multiple vertical markets, including defense, telecommunications, public safety and the government sector.
The continued evolution of LTE and the rollout of 5G demands efficient use of spectrum and telecom service providers require intelligent, real-time systems capable of monitoring their spectrum 24/7 to mitigate interference and continually optimize network performance.
Additionally, defense, security and cybersecurity has never been more important. Threats from UAV's are increasing as drones become cheap and easy to acquire and modify for aerial assault. RF monitoring is a requirement for increased situational awareness for the warfighter, enhanced security at borders and points of entry, protection of critical infrastructure, stadiums and other high-risk targets.