DataPath was the prime contractor and provider of 100 percent of the SATCOM portion of the U.S. Army's Joint Network Node program - the largest military communications network for Iraq and Afghanistan.
DataPath has deployed its solutions to every continent, including Antarctica.
In 2006, DataPath acquired ILC, which developed the powerful MaxView® network management platform for defense, government, and commercial customers.
In 2007, DataPath acquired SWE-DISH Satellite Systems AB, the global leader in the design and manufacture of portable and transportable satellite communications (SATCOM) systems.
DataPath first delivered transportable SATCOM for the U.S. military in 1998 – a transportable satellite earth terminal for USCENTCOM. It was delivered in 70 days, an unprecedented accomplishment at that time.
DataPath’s MaxView software is deployed by leading broadcasters such as CNN, the BBC, NBC, SIRIUS Satellite Radio and more.
DataPath’s SWE-DISH Drive-Away terminals are used by mobile media crews for CNN, the BBC and many other broadcasters.
DataPath has built more than 1,000 satellite terminals to support domestic and international customers.
DataPath has field engineers in 60 locations around the world.
DataPath is the provider of the U.S. military’s Deployable Ku Band Earth Terminal (DKET) network that carries most of the command and control information in Iraq and Afghanistan.
DataPath is a global company with dozens of offices, distributor locations and field support bases.
