Quvia, an edge-to-cloud network platform, and Houston-based Infrastructure Networks (iNet) have announced a strategic partnership to deploy AI-powered Quality of Experience (QoE)-based orchestration for industrial and remote operations. The collaboration follows successful proof-of-concept trials and aims to provide intelligent, adaptive connectivity for high-stakes environments including offshore energy, utilities, and critical infrastructure.
Partnership Focus: Integrating Quvia’s AI orchestration with iNet’s hybrid remote connectivity.
Core Technology: AI-driven QoE orchestration that adapts to real-time network conditions.
Target Sectors: Offshore energy, remote utilities, and critical infrastructure industries.
Key Features: Application-aware traffic flows, enhanced edge applications, and real-time visibility.
Timeline: Initial joint capabilities are expected to go live for iNet customers in April 2026.
Global Reach: Combines iNet’s Houston-based industrial expertise with Quvia’s global edge-to-cloud fabric.
As mission-critical operations become increasingly data-dependent, the traditional model of "best-effort" bandwidth is no longer sufficient. The Quvia-iNet partnership introduces a "digital fabric" that connects the edge to the cloud, allowing the network to sense application needs and adjust traffic flows dynamically. This ensure that critical services—such as real-time monitoring or safety protocols—remain stable even when satellite or terrestrial network conditions fluctuate.
“As networks become more complex and mission-critical operations demand greater performance and reliability, the ability to orchestrate connectivity dynamically, based on real-time conditions and user experience, is essential,” said Stan Hughey, iNet’s Chief Technology Officer.
Remote and offshore environments present unique network constraints. By integrating Quvia’s platform, iNet can offer a more sophisticated technology stack that moves beyond simple connectivity to "intelligent connectivity." This includes a roadmap for application-aware flows and expanded edge infrastructure, enabling energy and utility operators to make faster, better-informed decisions at the point of data collection.
Gordon Murray, Quvia’s Senior Vice President of Energy & Shipping, noted: “Energy operations across high-demand offshore and remote environments need intelligent solutions that can adapt to real-world network conditions. iNet is expanding its offerings with a service powered by Quvia for customers in environments where reliable, high-quality connectivity is critical.”
The partnership leverages Quvia's experience in aviation, maritime, and energy with iNet’s deep roots in the onshore and offshore energy markets. Backed by strategic investors such as Altira Group and Apollo Global Management, iNet’s unified architecture is positioned to lead the digital transformation of field operations as they transition into more autonomous and AI-driven workflows.
About Quvia
Quvia is an edge-to-cloud network platform that provides the digital fabric between edge and cloud. It delivers real-time visibility into network performance and QoE and uses AI to orchestrate data and connectivity across satellite, terrestrial and hybrid networks. To learn more, visit www.quvia.ai.
About iNet
iNet is an advanced remote connectivity and IIoT solutions provider, enabling critical infrastructure customers to digitally transform their remote and distributed field operations. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, iNet integrates multi-access connectivity, security, and edge intelligence into a unified, scalable architecture.
