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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Orbius Communications, a multi-Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite and network operator, has announced a new edge cloud solution that integrates its StarEDGE platform with Armada's edge computing infrastructure.

The partnership delivers a fully unified stack combining multi-LEO satellite connectivity with modular data centers. According to the companies, this integration allows enterprises and government entities to deploy and manage edge computing and artificial intelligence (AI) workloads at remote operations globally as a single system.

By utilizing Orbius's Private Network Interconnect (PNI) footprint, the solution routes customer traffic over Layer 2 paths terminating at regional data centers rather than the public internet. This architecture is designed to keep data secure and sovereign from the satellite link to the edge workload, enabling industries to process data and make decisions locally.

The launch comes amid rapid growth in the edge computing sector. Citing industry research, the companies noted that global enterprise spending on edge computing is projected to nearly triple to more than $317 billion by 2031, driven by demand for real-time processing and AI deployment in remote or highly regulated environments.

"For too long, multiple critical remote workloads—keeping a vessel running, a grid online, remote assets under 24/7 supervision—have been held back by a lack of connectivity and real-time compute,“ said Halldor Sigurdsson, CEO of Orbius. ”By pairing our StarEDGE Multi-LEO platform with Armada's solutions, remote is no longer a limitation."

Dan Wright, Co-founder and CEO of Armada, added: "From open-ocean maritime to conflict zone and disaster-relief deployments, our combined offering gives customers one partner across the full chain from signal to decision, instead of stitching together solutions themselves."

According to the announcement, the Orbius-Armada Full-Stack Solution offers several key operational benefits:

  • Rapid Deployment: AI-ready infrastructure can be deployed in weeks rather than the years typically required for traditional data centers. Ruggedized Infrastructure: Modular, transportable hardware paired with global Multi-LEO, 5G/LTE, and High-Throughput Satellite (HTS) connectivity built for harsh field conditions. Data Sovereignty: On-site data processing and decision-making to comply with local regulatory and control requirements. Scalability: Ability to scale from a single remote site to a global network of interconnected AI nodes without re-architecting systems. Single-Partner Management: Unified network and compute management supported by secure APIs, proactive Network Operations Center (NOC) monitoring, and contractual service-level agreements (SLAs).

The solution is currently available to customers in the maritime, energy, government, telecommunications, and enterprise sectors. The offering is supported by Orbius's global offices, including locations in the United States, Iceland, Brazil, Ireland, France, Spain, Norway, and the United Arab Emirates.