Solve Networks Expands Global Connectivity Portfolio with Starlink
Solve Networks announced the expansion of its global connectivity portfolio with the launch of Starlink connectivity. The addition of Starlink strengthens Solve’s ability to support enterprises operating across a wide range of environments, including remote locations, infrastructure-constrained sites, and established facilities that require backup WAN connectivity or high-speed redundancy beyond traditional wired and cellular networks.
This launch reinforces Solve’s role as a managed connectivity partner, providing resilient, multi-network architectures designed for business continuity, rapid deployment, and centralized visibility across distributed operations.
Addressing Connectivity Gaps in Critical Operations
As industrial operations expand and digital dependence increases, connectivity gaps remain a persistent challenge. Even in areas with established infrastructure, cellular and wired networks can face limitations due to congestion, physical damage, weather events, or deployment timelines.
Solve Networks addresses these challenges by designing connectivity strategies that prioritize uptime, redundancy, and operational visibility. By combining multiple connectivity types into a unified, managed architecture, enterprises gain centralized oversight and continuity of operations when primary networks are disrupted or unavailable.
“Our customers are not looking for another network to manage. They are looking for assurance that connectivity will be there when and where it matters,” said Keri Gunther, General Manager, Solve Networks. “Integrating Starlink into our managed connectivity stack allows us to close critical coverage gaps while maintaining the same level of control, governance, and visibility our customers expect.”
Starlink as Part of Solve’s Managed Connectivity Stack
Starlink is incorporated into Solve Networks’ managed connectivity architecture as both a standalone connectivity option and a complement to existing wired and cellular networks. In addition to serving remote or hard-to-reach locations, Starlink can also support enterprises that require backup WAN connectivity, rapid-deploy links, or additional high-speed capacity to strengthen network resilience.
Key deployment models include:
- Primary connectivity for locations beyond the reach of terrestrial infrastructure
- Backup or secondary WAN connectivity for business-critical sites
- Failover and redundancy to support uptime during network disruptions
- Rapid deployment for temporary, mobile, or emergency operations
Rather than operating as a separate solution, Starlink is integrated into Solve’s broader managed connectivity approach. Solve leverages its management infrastructure to support orchestration, monitoring, and policy alignment across satellite, cellular, and wired networks. This approach delivers centralized visibility across connectivity layers while preserving the appropriate provisioning and management capabilities of each network type.
Solve as Orchestrator, Not Vendor
Solve Networks acts as the architect and operator of the connectivity environment, integrating Starlink alongside cellular, wired, and private network technologies. This vendor-agnostic model allows Solve to design solutions based on operational requirements rather than network limitations.
By treating Starlink as one component of a broader connectivity strategy, Solve enables enterprises to:
- Reduce dependency on any single network type
- Improve resilience through layered failover strategies
- Maintain a single operational view across all connections
What Comes Next
Starlink is now available as part of Solve Networks’ managed connectivity portfolio. Solve will continue to expand supported deployment models, integration capabilities, and enterprise use cases throughout 2026.
Organizations interested in exploring how Starlink fits into their broader connectivity strategy can engage with Solve Networks to assess operational requirements, deployment timelines, and integration options.
Solve Networks delivers managed connectivity solutions for enterprises operating in complex and distributed environments. By combining multi-network SIM technology, satellite connectivity, centralized management, and expert orchestration, Solve enables reliable, scalable connectivity across industrial, energy, transportation, and critical infrastructure applications.
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