One architecture, two failure modes: a vehicle out of cellular range, and a data center that can't lose Wi-Fi Calling
In-vehicle, it's a Peplink router paired with a Starlink Mini — automatic cutover the moment cellular drops. At the facility level, it's a Peplink SDX Pro paired with a dedicated Starlink terminal, bonded via SpeedFusion against the primary wired circuit, with the Starlink path routed privately into Verizon's MPLS rather than the public internet. Same failover philosophy, sized for the endpoint.
This is currently our largest active engagement: a signed 275-vehicle mobile fleet rollout paired with a dual-data-center failover build for a Southwestern power utility, engineered alongside the customer's own network engineering team.
In-vehicle failover
Peplink BR1 Mini 5G + Starlink Mini — sub-second cutover when cellular drops, no manual switching.
Data-center resiliency
Peplink SDX Pro + dedicated Starlink terminal per site, SpeedFusion-bonded, OSPF failover between sites.
Private, not public, satellite path
Starlink routed via direct network interconnect into Verizon's MPLS — matching the trust level of the cellular path it backs up.



































