Articles from Quvia

Quvia, an edge-to-cloud network platform, today announced that LATAM Airlines is deploying Quvia to get an independent, real-time view of in-flight connectivity (IFC) performance and passenger Quality of Experience (QoE), supporting LATAM’s broader efforts to enhance onboard connectivity and the customer experience.

Quvia, an edge-to-cloud network platform, today announced that All Nippon Airways (ANA) is deploying Quvia to get an independent, real-time view of in-flight connectivity (IFC) performance and passenger Quality of Experience (QoE), supporting the continued evolution of ANA’s in-flight digital experience.

Quvia, an edge-to-cloud network platform, today announced Quvia Sync, a solution for large-scale data synchronization between edge and cloud. Quvia Sync enables companies in network-constrained environments to move data predictably and efficiently without disrupting operations or Quality of Experience (QoE)—while honoring data SLAs and keeping connectivity costs under control.

Ambassador Cruise Line, an affordable quality cruise line, has partnered with Quvia, an AI-powered QoE platform, to scale connectivity operations across its growing fleet. With Quvia, Ambassador now has real-time visibility into onboard performance and the ability to forecast demand, ensuring high-quality experiences for its guests and crew.

Tampnet, the world’s largest offshore high-speed, high-capacity communications provider, and Quvia, an AI-powered Quality of Experience (QoE) platform, have entered a strategic partnership to deliver more intelligent and reliable connectivity for offshore industries.

Quvia, the first AI-powered QoE platform for commercial aviation, announced today at the APEX Global Expo that JetBlue has selected Quvia to power Fly-Fi services that work seamlessly across satellite networks, enhancing in-flight connectivity (IFC) and digital experiences for its customers.

The future of in-flight connectivity (IFC) is multi-band, multi-beam and multi-constellation. ThinKom Solutions (ThinKom) is at the forefront of making this vision a reality—one that will be enabled by Quvia, the first AI-powered QoE platform for commercial aircraft. Through this partnership, the companies will integrate ThinKom’s best-of-breed satcom antenna hardware and Quvia’s network management software to optimize quality of experience (QoE) in the commercial aviation market.

Quvia, the AI-powered QoE platform formerly known as Neuron, today announced Q, a suite of embedded AI tools designed to maximize productivity and efficiency for connectivity, digital operations, and customer experience teams in the aviation, maritime, and enterprise sectors. With Q, customers can easily access network performance and QoE insights using natural language queries. In addition, new AI tools will help them unlock next-level productivity, boost operational efficiency, and elevate end-user experiences.