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Navarino new version of "Infinity" bandwidth network management system. Navarino has announced a significant evolution of its flagship technology platform with the introduction of a completely redesigned generation of Infinity. Set to launch on December 15th, the new Infinity Plus and Infinity Cube variants represent the most powerful advancement in the platform's history, focusing on enhanced virtualisation, scalability and operational resilience for the maritime IT sector. The new Infinity Plus will be available in Core, Pro, and Max variants, enabling shipping companies of all sizes and operational profiles to select a solution tailored to their specific needs. This upgraded model delivers substantial improvements in scalability, computing performance and backup efficiency, establishing Infinity Plus as one of the most robust virtualisation environments currently available on the market. For vessels requiring high-performance onboard computing, Navarino has introduced Infinity Cube Pro and Infinity Cube Max, which incorporate advanced clustering capabilities. The new architecture features a 3+ node cluster, designed to provide unmatched reliability, best-in-class resource utilization, and seamless support for intensive workloads and business-critical applications. An important enhancement in this new redesign is the ease with which customers can scale their infrastructure. Upgrading from Infinity Plus to Infinity Cube, and expanding computing resources as fleet requirements evolve, can now be achieved much more efficiently and with minimal disruption. This launch marks a strategic milestone in the Navarino's ongoing investment in next-generation maritime IT technologies. The redesigned Infinity platform provides ship operators with stronger onboard infrastructure, smarter operational capabilities, and a future-proof foundation that can support the increasing digitalisation of the maritime sector. Navarino's Commercial Director, Kostas Katsoulis, said 'Infinity is evolving into a true next-generation platform - faster, more scalable and more resilient than any other maritime solution available today. This launch represents our most significant technological leap forward to date, and it underscores our commitment to delivering advanced, future-ready services to our customers worldwide.'

Navarino upgrades Infinity platform. * Story By: Rob O'Dwyer * December 9, 2025 * Connectivity and IoT Navarino has announced a new upgrade to its Infinity onboard IT platform, designed to deliver higher computing performance, improved virtualisation, and better scalability across vessel networks. Launching on 15 December, the new Infinity line-up includes Infinity Plus in Core, Pro and Max configurations, alongside high-performance options Infinity Cube Pro and Infinity Cube Max. The refresh represents the most significant technical advancement to the platform since its initial release. Infinity Plus has been redesigned to support greater processing capacity, more efficient backup routines and improved operational resilience, providing a virtualised environment for onboard IT requirements. Ship operators will be able to select a configuration aligned with their specific vessel and fleet needs. For data-intensive operations, Infinity Cube introduces a 3-plus-node clustered architecture offering greater redundancy and uninterrupted access to critical systems and applications. Navarino says the system is built to support business-critical workloads and optimise resource utilisation fleet-wide. A focus of the redesign has been simplifying scalability, allowing customers to upgrade from Infinity Plus to Cube variants with reduced disruption as operational demands evolve. "This launch represents our most significant technological leap forward to date, and it underscores our commitment to delivering advanced, future-ready services to our customers worldwide," said Kostas Katsoulis, Commercial Director, Navarino. Navarino says it will provide implementation support for both new and existing customers transitioning to the updated platform following the launch.

Atlantas Group begins telemedicine rollout. * Story By: Rob O'Dwyer * October 15, 2025 * Connectivity and IoT Atlantas Ship Management (ASM) has partnered with Navarino to begin deploying Vikand's Telemedicine Digital Plus system across its fleet. The London-headquartered company, a provider of technical ship management and crewing services for a range of vessel types, currently manages more than 40 vessels and expects to expand its fleet to over 60 by 2026. Each vessel under ASM's management will be fitted with the hardware and software required to support the new telemedicine system, with onboard personnel receiving training to ensure effective use. The system provides access to a global network of healthcare professionals, enabling seafarers to receive medical advice, diagnoses and treatment recommendations directly on board. The technology supports real-time video consultations and the transmission of medical data, including vital signs, to specialists ashore, with the aim of reducing the likelihood of medical diversions and improving continuity of care. "The health and wellbeing of our crew will always come first. By introducing Vikand's Telemedicine Digital Plus, we can ensure that our seafarers receive high-quality medical care, no matter where they are in the world," said Bhuvnesh Dogra, Chief Executive Officer of the Atlantas Group. "This partnership reflects our long-standing commitment to maintaining a safe and healthy environment for our people, wherever in the world they may be."