DEFENCE & DUAL-USE

Ontario-built hardware. Canadian-designed resilient connectivity.

Kube hardware manufactured in Ontario, backed by Canadian connectivity expertise. Talk to Zing5G about hardware, resilient connectivity and sovereign-network requirements for your defence or dual-use project.

Canadian Owned & OperatedCRTC Licensed ProviderKube Manufactured in Ontario
Resilience starts with more than one pathA conceptual diagram showing primary connectivity and a secondary connection for defence and dual-use projects. Availability and suitability require review.RESILIENCE BY DESIGNPrimary ConnectionAssess available networksSecondary PathReview dependenciesYour Project & TeamsRequirements guide the designConcept only · Subject to project assessment
Canadian connectivity. One accountable team.
CANADIAN MANUFACTURING

Kube. Manufactured in Ontario.

Zing5G manufactures Kube hardware in Ontario. For defence and dual-use projects evaluating Canadian suppliers, that gives the conversation a concrete starting point: locally manufactured hardware, Canadian-designed connectivity and a Canadian support team.

Ontario-built hardware

Bring Kube into the discussion when Canadian manufacturing is part of your sourcing requirements.

Connectivity around your needs

Review how hardware, available networks and failover can fit your sites, applications and existing systems.

One Canadian team

Discuss hardware and connectivity with the team responsible for understanding your requirements and supporting the solution.

START WITH REQUIREMENTS

Connectivity planned around your operations.

From facilities and support teams to portable deployments, start with the hardware, network and integration requirements of your project.

1

Define the Need

Define the sites, applications, hardware interfaces and continuity priorities.

2

Review Dependencies

Review coverage, power, network control and integration with your existing environment.

3

Agree the Scope

Agree on the configuration, responsibilities and testing needed before deployment.

Canadian ownership is one part of the picture. Sovereign-network requirements also need a review of infrastructure, jurisdiction, access, data handling and supplier dependencies.

EXPLORE THE CONNECTIVITY LAYER

Start with the right building blocks.

AlwaysNET™ Failover

Assess a secondary connection and automatic failover where suitable.

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A few useful distinctions.

What does dual-use mean here?

Technology can have civilian and defence applications. Kube hardware and connectivity can be discussed for civilian operations and defence-related projects. The configuration and suitability depend on the intended application.

Does Canadian ownership guarantee a sovereign network?

No. Ownership, service control, infrastructure, data handling and upstream dependencies are different questions. Each must be assessed against your project requirements.

How does Ontario manufacturing fit procurement requirements?

Kube is manufactured in Ontario. We can discuss your sourcing requirements and the information needed to assess fit. Canadian manufacturing does not by itself establish military certification, security accreditation or eligibility for a particular procurement.

LET’S TALK

Let’s discuss your defence & dual-use requirements.

Tell us about your application, Canadian sourcing needs and connectivity requirements. We’ll help identify the right next step.

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