Thenamaris installs Starlink LEO Internet

Marlink is supporting Thenamaris, a ship management company, in its digital transformation by integrating Starlink into its intelligent hybrid network. Thenamaris already uses Marlink’s Sealink VSAT with L-band backup for part of its fleet and plans to add new LEO services, a next-generation solution that Marlink is developing. The new solution, Sealink NextGen, combines GEO VSAT and MSS backup with the customer’s desired mix of LEO or MEO connectivity, 5G and digital solutions, all managed via Marlink’s Xchange platform. The aim is to offer Thenamaris a blended network that includes guaranteed bandwidth and best-effort services across multiple channels.

The Thenamaris Group manages a highly specialised, modern fleet consisting of 88 vessels, including crude oil and product tankers, bulk carriers, container ships, LNG tankers, and LPG tankers. The company plans to add LEO services to provide an additional layer of performance for its ships.

Sealink NextGen is being developed as a next-generation solution to provide a blended network that includes multiple channels and guaranteed bandwidth. This solution combines GEO VSAT, MSS backup, and LEO or MEO connectivity, 5G, and digital solutions, all managed via Marlink’s Xchange platform. The combination of these services aims to provide Thenamaris with a network that satisfies its needs.

Marlink’s Xchange platform is designed to manage and control multiple services across a range of channels. With Xchange, Thenamaris will have access to a dashboard that provides real-time data on usage, billing, and network performance. Xchange also offers pre-defined bandwidth packages, enabling customers to select the package that meets their specific needs.

In summary, Marlink is supporting Thenamaris in its digital business transformation by integrating Starlink into its intelligent hybrid network. The Sealink NextGen solution is a next-generation network that combines GEO VSAT, MSS backup, and LEO or MEO connectivity, 5G, and digital solutions, all managed via Marlink’s Xchange platform. The goal is to provide Thenamaris with a blended network that includes guaranteed bandwidth and best-effort services across multiple channels.


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