SpeedCast International Limited, a global network and satellite communications service provider headquartered in Hong Kong, has been awarded a multi-year communications contract by international shipping company, Vroon.
According to SpeedCast, the new Ku-band satellite service will provide broadband connectivity aboard Vroon’s subsea-support vessels which can accommodate 10-25 passengers, walk-to-work vessels with up to 60 passengers and wind turbine installation/maintenance vessels, which can accommodate up to 110 passengers.
“With an ever-increasing demand for Internet services from our clients, we selected SpeedCast to deliver these services in order to fulfil our clients’ current and future needs,” said Rob Frenks , Vroon Group ICT Manager.
SpeedCast said it will provide seamless connectivity, enabling high-speed Internet access and voice services. The telecom provider said its always-on 24×7 broadband communications platform will support a wide range of services, including Internet, voice and video streaming, with real-time connectivity at sea.
“With our global infrastructure and innovative technology we can deliver a solution that will meet Vroon’s needs today, and for many years to come,” said Piers Cunningham , VP of Maritime Services, SpeedCast.
“Looking forward, by delivering our satellite communications solution, we can help Vroon to deliver a future-proof and scalable Internet service that will meet the needs of their clients today and in the future.”
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