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Clarus Networks is proud to play a key role in a new 60-day connectivity trial with Great Western Railway (GWR) and technology partner Motion Applied, aimed at transforming the reliability and performance of onboard Wi-Fi for passengers travelling across the South West and South Wales. Demand for seamless connectivity while travelling has never been higher.
Clarus Networks named 2025 Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50 Award Winner Edinburgh, Scotland – 7 November 2025 Clarus Networks today announced that it ranked among the UK’s 50 fastest-growing technology companies in the 2025 Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50, a ranking of the 50 fastest-growing technology companies in the UK. Rankings are based on percentage
Derek and Debra Phillips, co-founders of Clarus Networks, have been recognised as part of The LDC Top 50 Most Ambitious Business Leaders for 2025. The Top 50 was created by LDC, the private equity investor that is part of Lloyds Banking Group, in partnership with The Times. Now in its eighth year, the programme continues
For years, rail passengers across the UK have faced the same frustration: patchy Wi-Fi, unreliable mobile coverage, and long blackouts between major cities. Despite billions invested in modern rolling stock and infrastructure, digital connectivity on Britain’s railways still lags behind the expectations of modern travellers. A recent Streetwave report testing mobile data performance between London
The global energy sector is evolving at unprecedented speed. From the electrification of transport to the rapid growth of renewables, utilities are under pressure to deliver more power, more reliably, and with greater efficiency. At the same time, the digitalisation of grid infrastructure, the expansion of distributed energy resources (DERs), and the growth of offshore
When disaster strikes, reliable communication becomes the lifeline. From co-ordinating first responders to maintaining situational awareness in real-time, the ability to share data quickly and securely can mean the difference between life and death. Yet too often, traditional networks fail when they are needed most, fibre lines get severed, cellular towers collapse under load, and
Case Study The Maclean Brothers Starlink Maritime – Fully Managed Connectivity The Maclean Brothers – Pacific Row The MacLean Brothers — Ewan, Jamie, and Lachlan — are no strangers to record-breaking feats. Known for their world-first rowing expeditions and fundraising efforts, the trio embarked on their most ambitious challenge yet: a 9,000-mile, human-powered journey across
Modern agriculture is undergoing a digital revolution. From real-time crop analytics to autonomous machinery, farms are increasingly reliant on high-speed internet to unlock efficiencies, improve yields, and reduce environmental impact. But with many agricultural operations located in rural or remote areas, traditional connectivity options, like fixed-line broadband or patchy cellular coverage, often fall short. Enter
The global logistics industry thrives on precision, speed, and visibility, but all of that depends on connectivity. In today’s fast-paced, always-on supply chains, being offline isn’t an option. Yet many key parts of the logistics chain, from remote warehouses to moving freight vehicle, still struggle with unreliable or non-existent internet access. Traditional connectivity options like
The media landscape has fundamentally changed. Breaking news doesn’t wait for convenient locations with reliable internet infrastructure. Natural disasters strike remote areas, sporting events happen in stadiums without adequate connectivity, and compelling stories unfold in the world’s most inaccessible places. Traditional broadcasting methods—satellite trucks, fixed microwave links, and cellular networks—often fall short when journalists need
The energy industry is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades, with renewable projects expanding into increasingly remote locations and traditional operations requiring more sophisticated connectivity than ever before. From offshore wind farms in the North Sea to solar installations in remote deserts, energy operations are pushing into areas where traditional communications infrastructure simply doesn’t
The maritime industry has long grappled with a fundamental challenge: staying connected in the middle of nowhere. Traditional satellite systems have been expensive, slow, and unreliable, often leaving vessels in digital isolation for days or weeks. But that’s changing dramatically with Starlink’s Performance Kit, a next-generation terminal that delivers download speeds exceeding 400 Mbps and
04 December – 11am GMT
Explore the next evolution in offshore communications with LEO/LEO satellite connectivity, tailored for the unique needs of the oil and gas industry. This webinar will highlight how dual LEO networks like Starlink and OneWeb provide seamless, low-latency, and cost-effective solutions, vastly improving upon traditional GEO and 4G communications. Discover how this approach delivers reliable connectivity in even the most remote areas, ensures continuous data flow, and supports advanced applications essential to modern offshore operations. Join us to see how LEO/LEO technology is future-proofing connectivity for the energy sector.
13 November – 10am GMT
Discover how Starlink is transforming connectivity for the renewable energy sector. From remote onshore sites to offshore wind farms, Starlink offers reliable, high-speed internet where conventional networks can’t reach. Join us to explore real-world applications and learn how Starlink optimises operations, enhances data flow, and supports monitoring needs across diverse renewable energy environments.
18 June – 2pm GMT+1
Starlink Maritime has evolved—bringing new service plans with greater flexibility, SLAs, and value, alongside the launch of the rugged new Starlink Performance antenna. With 400+ Mbps download speeds today and gigabit readiness for 2026, it’s built for the most extreme maritime conditions—IP69K rated, wind-resistant up to 270+ kph, and qualified for 10 years in saltwater environments. Join Clarus Networks to find out what this means for your fleet and how our enhanced support helps you get the most from Starlink at sea.
11 March 2025 – 2pm GMT+1
Join us for an exclusive webinar covering Starlink’s new service plans launching this March. Learn how to prepare for the updates and leverage data pooling for more efficient fleet connectivity. We’ll also explore our Starlink Management Portal, designed to optimise data management, streamline operations, and provide real-time insights for peak performance.
As an Authorised Starlink Reseller, we can supply high-speed, low-latency connectivity in any country where they have coverage.
By partnering with Clarus, you will have access to a wider range of tariffs than you will see online and a host of additional services and support.