Inmarsat NexusWave Surpasses 1,000 Vessel Orders Globally

Inmarsat Maritime, a subsidiary of Viasat, has surpassed 1,000 vessel orders for its NexusWave maritime connectivity service within six months of launch, highlighting strong global demand for high-speed, fully managed bonded connectivity in shipping. NexusWave integrates multiple networks including Global Xpress Ka-band, low-Earth orbit (LEO), coastal LTE, and L-band, delivering download speeds up to 340 Mbps, upload speeds up to 80 Mbps, and network availability exceeding 99.9%. The service's unique network-bonding technology allows simultaneous use of all available networks, ensuring seamless connectivity and maintaining high-quality video calls even in connectivity hotspots. Early adopters such as "K" Line, Anthony Veder, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, and others benefit from transforming their vessels into floating offices and homes, supporting digitalization and crew welfare with unlimited data, global coverage, and enterprise-grade cybersecurity. Inmarsat Maritime President Ben Palmer emphasized that NexusWave meets the evolving needs of forward-thinking ship operators by providing a trusted, single-provider solution that enhances operational efficiency and crew experience at sea. This milestone positions Inmarsat and Viasat to capitalize on the growing market for advanced maritime connectivity solutions.