Tampnet, the world’s largest provider of offshore high-speed, high-capacity communications, has partnered with Quvia, an AI-powered Quality of Experience (QoE) platform, to enhance connectivity reliability and performance for offshore operations. The collaboration integrates Quvia’s intelligent software into Tampnet’s existing network infrastructure, enabling automated monitoring and management of traffic across fiber, 4G/5G LTE, microwave, and low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite connections. This advanced solution ensures consistent, high-quality connectivity for both mission-critical systems and crew-facing applications, such as video conferencing and remote collaboration tools. Following successful industry-specific Proof of Concept trials, the system is now being deployed across Tampnet’s customer assets, including offshore oil and gas platforms, drilling rigs, vessels, and offshore wind installations. Early feedback from offshore teams and remote operations centers highlights significant improvements in data flow efficiency, Microsoft Teams performance, and overall user experience. “Our customers don’t just need bandwidth—they need real-time performance across every application, from drilling control systems to crew video calls,” said Arnt Erling Skavdal, CTO of Mobile Technology at Tampnet. “By partnering with Quvia, we’re bringing intelligent connectivity to the sea—enabling safer, more efficient, and more reliable offshore operations.” Benny Retnamony, founder and CEO of Quvia, emphasized the strategic value of the partnership. “This is about more than just speed—it’s about aligning network performance with actual application needs in remote, complex environments. As connectivity options grow, the challenge isn’t just access, but ensuring the right experience at the right time. We’ve already deployed across multiple Tampnet customer sites, and the results are clear: better performance, reduced downtime, and a stronger foundation for future innovation. This is about future-proofing operations with smarter, adaptive edge-to-cloud data flows that scale with demand.” Tampnet operates the world’s largest offshore communication network, serving the global energy sector with low-latency, high-capacity connectivity in the North Sea and the Gulf of Mexico. Its infrastructure supports digital transformation, operational efficiency, and sustainability across offshore energy projects, including mobile rigs, fixed platforms, and renewable energy installations. Quvia is a pioneer in AI-driven QoE solutions for remote and mobile environments, including ships, aircraft, and offshore sites. The platform unifies diverse connectivity sources—multiple providers, satellite orbits, and terrestrial networks—into a single, vendor-neutral system. It continuously analyzes real-time performance data and intelligently directs traffic to optimize user experience, even in the most challenging locations. Quvia serves leading organizations across aviation, maritime, energy, and cruise industries. For more information, visit www.quvia.ai and follow the company on LinkedIn.