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Resilience is one of the main reasons organisations move critical workloads into the cloud. Traditional infrastructure often depends on a small number of physical systems, locations or network paths. If one of those components fails, the impact can be immediate. AWS gives organisations more flexibility to design around failure, distribute workloads and recover services without
Clarus appoints Stuart Castell as Chief Revenue Officer Appointment strengthens Clarus’ commercial leadership as the Group accelerates global growth and develops its LEO Fabric strategy. Clarus Networks Group has appointed Stuart Castell as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) as the business accelerates its global growth strategy and strengthens its position in enterprise connectivity and low Earth
LEO Fabric Live Clarus Networks will host LEO Fabric Live at Pan Pacific London on 12 November 2026, bringing together enterprise leaders, technology specialists, network providers and industry partners to explore the next phase of Low Earth Orbit connectivity. LEO has already transformed the satellite communications market. Starlink has changed expectations around deployment, performance and
Case Study Starlink – Fully Managed Connectivity ESPN – Live Sports Broadcasting ESPN is one of the world’s most prominent sports broadcasters, delivering live sport at significant scale across television, streaming, digital and social platforms. Operating across major sporting events and high-pressure production environments, ESPN relies on connectivity that can support fast, flexible and dependable
Remote sites have traditionally operated differently from permanent offices and central facilities. Connectivity could be limited, applications were often hosted locally, and some processes simply had to accommodate the fact that reliable access to central systems was difficult. That distinction is becoming much harder to maintain. Construction teams need access to project platforms from site.
Starlink is often described simply as satellite internet. In practice, delivering a working connection involves far more than a terminal communicating with a satellite overhead. Data moves through a wider network made up of user terminals, satellites in low Earth orbit, optical links between spacecraft, ground stations and Points of Presence. Each component handles a
Enterprise connectivity will no longer be shaped by a single constellation, a single access technology or a standalone satellite terminal. It will be built around flexible architectures capable of selecting, combining and managing different networks according to the needs of each site, vessel, vehicle, workload and user.
LEO Fabric Live will explore the technology, commercial models and industry thinking driving that change.