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Intellian is pleased to announce that the Intellian FB250 has been fully approved for use with Inmarsat Fleet Xpress service and now available for integration with Inmarsat FX Fleet Edge for both Wholesale and Retail. Launched in October 2021, the FB250 unlocks the full potential of Fleet Xpress, available to replace legacy FB terminals with …
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Have you ever questioned if virtual private networks (VPNs) provide adequate privacy and security? Do you trust your VPN? There has always been something suspicious about VPN, because instead of trusting your own ISP, you choose to trust some guys somewhere in the world and an unknown ISP. VPNs are supposed to hide your data …
Intellian Technologies, Inc., has announced the development of their new phased array flat panel antenna (FPA) technology. This will be unveiled for the first time at Satellite 2022, in Washington D.C. These electronically steered antennas (ESA) are optimized for high performance on Ku- and Ka-band LEO and MEO satellite networks and harness Intellian’s expertise and …
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Intellian is pleased to announce that our C700 Iridium Certus terminal winterized version successfully received Type Approval by Iridium. The C700 winterized version is the first terminal that is certified by Iridium with its operational temperature range -50°C ~ +55°C which can endure in harsh cold weather regions. The C700 winterized version is designed to …
KNS error codes on a Supertrack A and S series antennas can be somewhat cryptic as they are shown in hexadecimal format and need to be extracted from that value. To discover which errors you are contemplating you can use the error decoder app.
“smart hybrid connectivity” “hybrid connectivity for digital transformation at sea”, “hybrid networks enhance maritime connectivity”, “Hybrid networks and SDWAN features: the new Maritime Connectivity standard”, … all of them bespoke and from global leaders in the field. 2021 has been resonating with “Hybrid Everywhere” as being the new solution for all your digital transformation troubles. …
As ubiquitous as 4G is and 5G will be the reality of the matter is that in most maritime and industrial situations the service levels that can be achieved are highly overrated. Many cellular connectivity suppliers will tell you they can achieve distances up to 100km and Gigabit speeds, and while this might be true …
Intellian announced the release of its new FB250 and Fleet One L-Band terminals, providing exceptional value and user experience. The products deliver innovation, reliability, and increased functionality to customers across all maritime segments. The FB250 and Fleet One terminals utilize the Inmarsat Global Fleet Broadband L-Band network ELERA to provide simultaneous data and voice communications. …
While not yet available at sea, it is interesting to see that progress is being made on OneWeb terminals. Of course the first questions already arise: will it be affordable, will it be able to be used On-The-Move, will it be usable at sea and when will there be sufficient coverage? Many questions for now …
5G is used as a general term, it even includes satellite but for the mere mortal cellular users we are there are actually (only) three types of 5G signal that uses different frequencies: low-band, sub 6, and millimetre (mmWave). Low-band 5G uses frequencies below 1Ghz and some providers are currently repurposing their 3G frequency ranges …