Epiq Solutions, a leading provider of software-defined radios (SDR) and space computing solutions for governments and enterprises and a portfolio company of The Veritas Capital Vantage Fund, L.P. (“Vantage Fund”), has finalized its acquisition of CyberRadio Solutions (CRS), a business unit of G3 Technologies renowned for its high-performance radio frequency (RF) products. These products include tuners, downconverters, and signal generators crucial for demanding defense and intelligence applications.
Established in 2011, CyberRadio Solutions has been dedicated to developing open architecture high-performance RF receiver and embedded signal processing platforms with outstanding RF performance, channel count, and tuning range of up to 50 GHz. This aligns with Epiq’s specialization in small form factor open architecture SDR modules and platforms, particularly in scenarios where size, weight, and power are pivotal for mission success. With this acquisition, Epiq’s portfolio now encompasses coverage across maritime, land, air, and space domains, catering to various customer needs such as remote sensing, drone detection, direction finding, and communications.
John Orlando, CEO, and co-founder of Epiq Solutions expressed excitement about integrating CyberRadio Solutions into their team, emphasizing the critical role of exceptional RF performance in achieving mission objectives. He assured customers of Epiq’s commitment to providing both products and technical expertise to address emerging RF spectrum dominance challenges.
Rob Diefes, President of CRS, highlighted the priority of serving customers and anticipated that joining the Epiq platform would facilitate CRS in benefiting from increased scale and investment in research and development to uphold its tradition of innovation.
Under the leadership of President Rob Diefes, CRS will integrate into the Epiq platform and operate from Mount Airy, MD. Legal counsel to Epiq and Veritas was provided by Latham & Watkins LLP, while Miles & Stockbridge served as legal counsel to CRS, and Monument Capital Partners acted as the financial advisor to CRS. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
