Providing high-quality and cost-effective Maritime Connectivity to vessels of all sizes wherever they are in the world is one of Telecom26’s core services.

Our team of maritime experts have recently started an exciting new project which will give us even more insight into the maritime cellular connectivity and satellite needs of the shipping, cruising and leisure boat communities.

This blog continues our discussions about the uses and viability of Private Mobile Networks - and adds IoT Security into the mix.

Last month the Biden administration declared a state of emergency in 17 states and Washington D.C. following a ransomware attack on Colonial, a company which moves about 2.5 million barrels of liquid fuels along its pipeline every day.

Providing high-quality and cost-effective Maritime Connectivity to vessels of all sizes is one of Telecom26’s core services and, of course, our team of experts are constantly scanning the market to ensure our maritime cellular communications service stays way ahead of our competitors.

The Private Networks Forum will take place (virtually) next week with an interesting question to be discussed: Are private networks the key to driving enterprises into the Industry 4.0 era?  Underlying this question is the widespread belief that private networks will be one of the drivers for 5G - and vice versa.

Our team of maritime connectivity experts were delighted to be published in industry trade magazine, Digital Ship, recently. Our article discussed how, as events unfolded in The Suez last month, the industry divided into those who had full visibility of their containers - on the Ever Given or stuck in the queue of some 400 vessels- and those who didn’t.

…rollout of Beekee Hub backed by University of Geneva and InZone…

11 May 2021 - The first trial of a new digital learning programme for young adults has now gone live in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya which is run by the UNHCR, and home to around 200,000 people.