From the field: the same platform, now at sea
The bonding platform West Networks proved across life-critical medicine, world broadcast, and remote field sites answers the hardest connectivity problem of all — the open ocean. The same SpeedFusion engine that keeps an ambulance or an Olympic broadcast online bonds 4–20 Starlink terminals with OneWeb and coastal 5G into one resilient, high-bandwidth pipe.
The result is shore-grade bandwidth with the reliability of many paths, without a legacy VSAT contract — the New Enterprise, applied where a single point of failure is least acceptable.
Two representative deployments. Both are illustrative composites of real-world deployment patterns — label shown on-site under each title.
Case Study 1 — 72 m Charter Superyacht: 12 Bonded Starlinks, 2.3 Gbps, VSAT Retired
A 72 m charter superyacht running Med summers and Caribbean winters, with charter rates of ~$750,000/week. Guest expectations: simultaneous 4K streaming in every cabin, boardroom-grade video calls…
Read the case study →Case Study 2 — Offshore Survey Operator: 4 Vessels, Terabyte Offloads, One Saved Standby Day Pays the Kit
An offshore survey and support operator running four vessels (55–85 m) on energy-sector campaigns. Each campaign generates multi-terabyte multibeam and ROV datasets; clients increasingly score "redundant…
Read the case study →Flagship — a real deployment: Case Study: 12–20 Starlinks, Bonded — Shore-Grade Internet for a Global Cruise Line →