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Actelis Networks Secures New Order for Alaska State Department of Transportation Intelligent Transportation System Project

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Actelis Networks (OTC: ASNS) received an order to supply its hybrid fiber-copper networking solution for an intelligent transportation system project for the Alaska State Department of Transportation.

The deployment supports Anchorage traffic signal and cabinet modernization, extends the company's roster of U.S. state and municipal transportation customers, and emphasizes cyber-hardened, environment-hardened connectivity over existing wiring.

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News Market Reaction – ASNS

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-3.01% Session close to close

In the Apr 23 session, ASNS declined 3.01%, reflecting a moderate negative market reaction.

Data tracked by StockTitan Argus on the day of publication.

Market Context

This announcement highlights another U.S. intelligent transportation system deployment for Actelis, ...
Analysis

This announcement highlights another U.S. intelligent transportation system deployment for Actelis, extending its footprint into Alaska with hybrid fiber‑copper, cyber-hardened networking solutions. It adds to a series of recent wins across municipal, rail, and defense customers, alongside strategic steps like the Exaware acquisition term sheet. At the same time, investors may weigh this progress against recent exchange-listing changes and ongoing capital-raising needs. Future updates on contract scale, execution, and profitability will be important to monitor.

Key Figures

Smart transportation market size: $48.5 billion Projection year: 2034
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Smart transportation market size $48.5 billion Projected market size by 2034
Projection year 2034 Horizon for smart transportation market forecast

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Apr 14 (Positive)
Pattern 5 events
Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
Apr 14 Defense pilot win Positive +19.8% U.S. Air Force pilot deployment using hybrid-fiber tech with large cost savings.
Apr 09 Nasdaq delisting Negative -73.4% Nasdaq Hearings Panel decision to delist shares and move trading to OTC.
Mar 26 Railway follow-on Positive -4.4% Follow-on order from major North American railway for safety network expansion.
Mar 24 AI acquisition term Positive -12.5% Binding term sheet to acquire Exaware and enter AI data center networking.
Mar 23 Municipal ITS win Positive +39.6% Order for hybrid fiber‑copper solutions for Cincinnati intelligent transportation upgrade.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Pattern Detected

News-sensitive name with large moves in both directions; positive contract wins have sometimes triggered sharp rallies, while strategic or listing-related updates have seen selling or mixed reactions.

Recent Company History

Over the last month, Actelis reported multiple commercial and strategic developments. On Mar 23, an intelligent transportation win in Cincinnati saw a +39.57% reaction, and on Apr 14 a U.S. Air Force pilot announcement coincided with a +19.84% move, highlighting investor enthusiasm for high-profile deployments. In contrast, the Nasdaq delisting decision on Apr 9 led to a -73.39% drop. A rail safety follow-on order and the Exaware AI networking acquisition update each saw negative reactions, underscoring uneven confidence in longer-term strategic shifts versus near-term contract wins.

Key Terms

intelligent transportation system, ITS, cyber-hardened, hybrid fiber-copper, +3 more
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intelligent transportation system technical
"order to supply its hybrid fiber-copper networking solution for an intelligent transportation system"
A network of sensors, cameras, signals and software that monitors and manages traffic, public transit and road safety in real time—think of it as a smart conductor for roads that senses congestion, directs vehicles and adjusts signals to keep people and goods moving. Investors care because these systems create recurring revenue from hardware, software and services, lower operating costs for cities and transport firms, and open new markets tied to infrastructure spending, regulation and data-driven mobility services.
ITS technical
"networking solution for an intelligent transportation system ("ITS") project for the Alaska State"
Its is the possessive form of the pronoun “it,” used to show that something belongs to or is associated with a thing, organization, product, contract, or situation. For investors, precise use of its matters because it identifies who or what holds assets, obligations, rights or responsibilities—like a label on a package—so unclear or incorrect wording can change legal interpretation, allocation of risk, or how performance and ownership are understood.
cyber-hardened technical
"market leader in cyber-hardened, rapid-deployment networking solutions for IoT and broadband"
Cyber-hardened describes systems, networks, or companies that have been strengthened against digital attacks through technical upgrades, policies, and testing so they are harder to breach or disrupt. For investors, cyber-hardening reduces the risk of costly data theft, operational outages, regulatory fines, and reputational damage—similar to reinforcing a storefront and alarm system to deter burglars and limit losses if a break-in occurs.
hybrid fiber-copper technical
"standardizing on our hybrid fiber-copper approach because it delivers immediate, cyber-hardened"
A hybrid fiber-copper network uses fast fiber optic cable for the main stretches of data transmission and existing copper wires for the final connection to homes or businesses, like a highway feeding into neighborhood streets. For investors, it signals a balance between lower upgrade costs and improved service: it can deliver much higher speeds than all-copper systems without the full expense of replacing every last connection, affecting cash needs, competitive positioning and potential revenue growth.
adaptive signal control technical
"supporting modern ITS applications such as adaptive signal control, traffic cameras, and roadside"
Adaptive signal control is a traffic light system that uses real-time data from sensors and cameras to change signal timing dynamically, reducing congestion and travel delays much like a thermostat adjusts heating to current temperature. For investors, it matters because deploying and servicing these systems creates predictable sales and recurring service or software revenue for vendors, affects municipal capital and operating budgets, and provides measurable performance outcomes that influence future contracts and upgrades.
roadside sensors technical
"adaptive signal control, traffic cameras, and roadside sensors. The solutions are environmentally"
Roadside sensors are devices mounted along roads and intersections that detect vehicles, people and conditions—using cameras, radar, lidar or simple loop detectors—and stream that data to traffic systems or cloud services. For investors, they matter because the data they create enables smarter traffic control, automated driving features, infrastructure planning and new revenue streams from mobility services; think of them as motion detectors and weather stations for streets that make transportation systems more efficient and valuable.
Highway Safety Improvement Program technical
"continues to advance Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) initiatives - including intersection"
A highway safety improvement program is a government-led effort to reduce crashes and injuries by upgrading roads, signs, lighting, barriers and related systems; think of it as targeted repairs and redesigns that make travel safer. Investors care because these projects drive public spending, create work for construction and equipment suppliers, can change traffic patterns that affect retail and real estate, and influence liability and insurance costs.

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Deployment Further Extends the Company's Growing Roster of U.S. State, County, and Municipal Transportation Agency Customers

Sunnyvale, Calif., April 23, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Actelis Networks, Inc. (OTC: ASNS) ("Actelis" or the "Company"), a market leader in cyber-hardened, rapid-deployment networking solutions for IoT and broadband applications, today announced that it has received an order to supply its hybrid fiber-copper networking solution for an intelligent transportation system ("ITS") project for the Alaska State Department of Transportation. The order, placed through one of Actelis' long-standing partners, supports the modernization of traffic signal and cabinet infrastructure in the Anchorage area.

"Our growing list of U.S. state,county and municipal transportation customers includes the State of Alaska and is another meaningful step in the continuous nationwide adoption of our technology," said Tuvia Barlev, Chairman and CEO of Actelis. "From Caltrans in California, to the Washington, D.C. Department of Transportation, to Orange and Ventura counties, Seattle, Eugene, the City of Cincinnati, and others, and now the Alaska State Department of Transportation, transportation authorities at every level of government are standardizing on our hybrid fiber-copper approach because it delivers immediate, cyber-hardened, fiber-grade performance over existing infrastructure - at a fraction of the time and cost of new fiber builds. Alaska's operating environment, with its extreme weather and vast, distributed road network, is exactly where our technology shines."

Actelis' hybrid-fiber networking solutions allow transportation agencies to achieve fiber-grade connectivity over their existing wiring, significantly reducing deployment time and cost while supporting modern ITS applications such as adaptive signal control, traffic cameras, and roadside sensors. The solutions are environmentally hardened for demanding outdoor conditions and include cyber-protection capabilities designed to defend critical infrastructure against a rising threat landscape. Alaska's Department of Transportation and Public Facilities maintains an active statewide ITS program and continues to advance Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) initiatives - including intersection safety, signal modernization, and corridor upgrades - aligned with broader U.S. investments in smart transportation, a market that is projected to grow to $48.5 billion by 2034.1

This order extends Actelis' multi-year collaboration with a key partner, which has been instrumental in introducing the Company's technology to leading transportation authorities across the United States. Actelis believes this continued momentum across U.S. state, county, and municipal transportation customers reinforces its position as a trusted provider of critical networking infrastructure for intelligent transportation systems nationwide.

About Actelis Networks, Inc.
Actelis Networks, Inc. (OTC: ASNS) is a market leader in hybrid fiber, cyber-hardened networking solutions for rapid deployment in wide-area IoT applications, including government, ITS, military, utility, rail, telecom, and campus networks. Actelis' innovative portfolio offers fiber-grade performance with the flexibility and cost-efficiency of hybrid fiber-copper networks. Through its "Cyber Aware Networking" initiative, Actelis also provides AI-based cyber monitoring and protection for all edge devices, enhancing network security and resilience. For more information, please visit www.actelis.com.

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1 https://www.polarismarketresearch.com/industry-analysis/intelligent-traffic-management-system-market



FAQ

What did Actelis (ASNS) announce about the Alaska DOT order on April 23, 2026?

Actelis announced an order to supply its hybrid fiber-copper networking solution to Alaska DOT for Anchorage signal modernization. According to the company, the order supports traffic signal and cabinet upgrades and extends its roster of U.S. state and municipal transportation customers.

How does Actelis describe its hybrid fiber-copper solution for ITS projects like Alaska DOT's?

The solution delivers fiber-grade connectivity over existing wiring while reducing deployment time and cost. According to the company, it is cyber-hardened, environmentally hardened, and supports adaptive signal control, traffic cameras, and roadside sensors.

Does the Actelis press release specify the dollar value or financial impact of the Alaska DOT order?

No, the announcement does not disclose the dollar value or direct financial impact of the order. According to the company, the release focuses on customer adoption, solution capabilities, and extension of state and municipal relationships rather than contract value.

Which Alaska locations or programs will the Actelis solution support under the Alaska DOT order?

The order supports modernization of traffic signal and cabinet infrastructure in the Anchorage area. According to the company, it aligns with Alaska DOT's statewide ITS program and Highway Safety Improvement Program initiatives like intersection safety and signal modernization.

What competitive or operational advantages does Actelis claim for its technology in Alaska's environment?

Actelis says its technology performs in extreme weather and across distributed road networks and shortens deployment versus new fiber builds. According to the company, the hybrid approach delivers fiber-grade performance over existing infrastructure at lower time and cost.