In the vast network of highways that span our world, service stations act as essential pitstops for travellers and truckers alike. However, those located in remote areas face a significant challenge: reliable internet connectivity. This digital divide has long been a stumbling block for service station operators, hindering their ability to modernise and compete in
by Derek Phillips, Managing Director, Clarus Networks At Clarus Networks, we pride ourselves on our ability to see potential where others see uncertainty. While many competitors hesitated, doubting the viability of Starlink for business use, we saw an incredible opportunity. We believed in the transformative power of LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellites and recognised the
Offering high-speed internet access to even the most remote business locations, Starlink has captured the attention of enterprises looking to enhance connectivity and operational efficiency. Central to this service are the Starlink dishes, the physical hardware that connects users to the network of low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites. As Starlink continues to innovate, different versions
As the urgent need to transition to renewable energy sources becomes increasingly critical, utility companies, independent power producers, and energy developers are racing to build out the solar farms, wind farms, and other sustainable generation sources required to meet demand and decarbonise the grid. However, one persistent challenge they face is obtaining reliable high-speed internet
From pristine mountain vistas and secluded beach hideaways to the dusty allure of desert landscapes and the untamed wilderness of national parks – some of the world’s most breathtaking travel destinations lie far off the beaten path. These remote locales have long drawn visitors seeking an escape from the crowds, a taste of adventure, and
From the instrument-laden cockpits of commercial airliners carrying hundreds of passengers to the cramped flight decks of single-prop cargo haulers, one harsh reality has long persisted across the entire aviation industry – maintaining reliable and robust internet connectivity at 40,000 feet simply hasn’t been possible using traditional internet technologies. While planes zipping overhead appear to
From the peaks of the Himalayas to the glaciated expanses of Antarctica, the world’s leading scientific explorers and researchers have long ventured into the most extreme and isolated environments on Earth in pursuit of knowledge. However, in this modern era of globally interconnected, data-driven science powered by cloud computing and digital collaboration tools, maintaining reliable
Access to education is a fundamental human right and the bedrock of economic opportunity and societal advancement. Yet for millions of students around the world, that access is limited by the harsh realities of living in remote, rural areas or regions struck by conflict, natural disasters and infrastructure disruptions. In our increasingly digital age where
Introduction The offshore energy sector, particularly wind farms, is experiencing a technological revolution. As the world transitions towards renewable energy, the need for robust and reliable communication networks becomes paramount. One of the most promising advancements in this arena is the deployment of private 5G networks. These networks offer unparalleled advantages in terms of speed,
Case Study Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust Starlink Mobility – Fully Managed Connectivity Mobile Screening Unit: Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust plays a vital role in delivering vital healthcare services to the people of Dartford and surrounding areas. To ensure they can provide the best possible care, even in remote
Case Study Department for Education Starlink Business – Fully Managed Connectivity Department for Eduction Pilot Scheme The Department for Education in England is dedicated to providing a high-quality education system that ensures every child and young person reaches their potential. To support this mission, they have initiated a pilot scheme to enhance internet connectivity in
When natural disasters strike or crisis situations arise in remote or infrastructure-poor regions, access to reliable internet connectivity is often one of the first capabilities lost. Yet in these times of emergency, internet access is more crucial than ever for coordinating aid efforts, maintaining communication, and delivering vital information and resources. This is where Starlink,
30 October – 10am BST
Discover how to maximise connectivity and efficiency across maritime fleets in this webinar. We’ll cover the benefits of Data Pools vs. Individual Packages, helping you choose the best data plan for your fleet. Learn about Clarus NexusEdge management, simplifying fleet-wide connectivity for seamless data flow and improved performance. Explore the Clarus Portal and Service Desk—your central hub for real-time monitoring, service requests, and connectivity optimisation. Find out how this platform can streamline operations, boost productivity, and empower your team to manage fleet communications with ease.
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.
