A new research report from Cydome highlights a significant escalation in cybersecurity threats within the global maritime industry, primarily driven by the rapid and often unmonitored integration of Artificial Intelligence. While AI is being utilized to optimize fleet operations, maintenance, Read More …
The 2025 Risk Intelligence report indicates a complex landscape for global maritime security, characterized by a 30 percent increase in security incidents compared to the previous year. While kidnappings of seafarers remain relatively rare when compared to the peak years Read More …
Royal Caribbean is making significant strides in maritime sustainability with the Icon Class, which serves as a primary testbed for technologies aimed at achieving a net-zero cruise ship by 2035. The fifth Icon Class ship, set for 2028, will incorporate Read More …
The Federal Communications Commission is currently considering a new rule that would permit the operation of 6 GHz Wi-Fi on cruise ships, a move that promises to significantly enhance onboard internet speeds and reliability. Traditionally, this high-frequency band has been Read More …
Virgin Voyages is taking a significant and commendable step forward in maritime sustainability by adopting the new Environmental Module from NAPA Fleet Intelligence. This cutting-edge tool allows the cruise line to monitor environmental performance with unprecedented precision and ease. By Read More …
Zelim, a sea survival technology company based in Edinburgh, has introduced GUARDIAN, the world’s first unmanned or remotely controlled person-in-water rescue vessel, at the SMM Trade Fair in Hamburg, Germany. This 8.4m long, 2.5m wide aluminum-hulled craft, known as a Read More …