Month: March 2024

Clarus Connects RRS Sir David Attenborough using Starlink Maritime

The Royal Research Ship (RRS) operated by the British Antarctic Survey (BAS), is working with a team of experts from Clarus Networks Group to connect their advanced research vessel to high-speed internet for the first time. The team behind the work is Clarus’ specialist Maritime & Energy Division, in Norwich.  RRS Sir David Attenborough is

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Scientific Research

Case Study: British Antarctic Survey Research Stations

Case Study British Antarctic Survey Starlink Mobility – Fully Managed Connectivity British Antarctic Survey- Research Stations The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) operates a network of research stations across Antarctica, each playing a pivotal role in advancing polar environmental research and understanding the impacts of climate change. These research stations are strategically located across the continent,

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Maritime

Case Study: RRS Sir David Attenborough

Case Study RRS Sir David Attenborough Starlink Maritime – Fully Managed Connectivity British Antarctic Survey- RRS Sir David Attenborough The RRS Sir David Attenborough, operated by the British Antarctic Survey (BAS), embarked on its inaugural science season in October 2023. It plays a crucial role in polar research, particularly in Antarctica, where it conducts critical

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Improving Starlink’s Latency: Our Journey Towards a Seamless Internet Experience

At Clarus Networks, we’re proud to be an authorised Starlink reseller, bringing cutting-edge internet connectivity to our customers. We’re excited to share recent advancements made by Starlink engineering teams focused on enhancing network performance, specifically aiming to achieve a stable 20 milliseconds (ms) median latency with minimal packet loss. This commitment to innovation has led

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