Upgrade supports Evergreen IT modernisation while enhancing crew welfare and cybersecurity
Evergreen Marine, a global leader in container shipping, has become the first Taiwanese operator to upgrade its fleet with Inmarsat Maritime’s NexusWave bonded connectivity solution, part of Viasat.
The upgrade reinforces a long-standing partnership between Evergreen and Inmarsat Maritime and supports the acceleration of the company’s Evergreen IT modernisation programme. Following a series of successful trials, Evergreen is now transitioning to NexusWave to improve crew welfare, enhance cybersecurity, and deliver seamless, high-performance connectivity across its vessels and for its seafarers.
Building on Evergreen’s years of experience with Fleet Xpress, the upgrade to NexusWave introduces bonded, multi-network connectivity with fast speed, unlimited data and always-on performance. The crew will experience a home-like internet experience, while ship operations benefit from a scalable platform for predictive analytics, real-time reefer monitoring, and fully integrated IoT across the fleet. The solution is secure-by-design and engineered to scale with demand, leveraging the ViaSat-3 ultra-high-capacity network to support Evergreen’s growth plans.
Evergreen Marine said: “Evergreen’s fleetwide adoption of Inmarsat NexusWave reflects our commitment to the welfare of our seafarers and operational excellence, while also providing the platform to continue innovating for customers. We are confident that NexusWave, as a bonded, scalable, and secure connectivity solution, will support the digitalisation and future growth of our fleet.”
Gert-Jan Panken, Vice President Maritime, Viasat, commented: “Evergreen is setting a clear standard for modern, data-driven shipping. By moving to NexusWave fleetwide, the company gains a single, managed connectivity solution for crew and vessel operations, backed by global coverage and secure infrastructure. We are proud to deepen our partnership and provide a platform that scales with Evergreen’s ambitions today and well into the future.”
