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Motorola Solutions expects broad-based growth, projecting 2026 gains of 10%–11% in mission-critical networks, about 11% in video security and about 15% in command-center software, supported by modernization of public-safety and federal infrastructure.
Silvus Technologies is becoming a major defense growth driver, with approximately $850 million in expected 2026 sales at current capacity.
Motorola is expanding production, sales and R&D as demand grows for secure communications in contested environments and unmanned-systems operations.
D-Fend Solutions expands Motorola's counter-drone opportunityin public safety, airports, critical infrastructure and venues.
The business was selected for a $1.5 billion U.S.
Department of Homeland Security grant program and uses cyber-based technology to take control of and safely land threatening drones.
Motorola Solutions (NYSE:MSI) is focused on executing across its mission-critical networks, command center software and video security businesses while scaling its recently acquired Silvus Technologies and D-Fend Solutions operations, Chief Operating Officer Jack Molloy said at a Truist conference.
Molloy described Motorola Solutions as a provider of public-safety, enterprise-security and defense-security solutions.
The company's strategy centers on an "ecosystem" that combines voice, data, video and command-center software to support incident response and security operations for public agencies, defense organizations and critical-infrastructure customers.
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Molloy said the company has seen public-safety technology budgets grow faster than overall public-safety and state budgets.
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