Carrier diversity
Proposed physically diverse connectivity routes, subject to technical validation.

Carrier-diverse terrestrial connectivity and satellite communications form part of the proposed technical programme, subject to feasibility, permissions and final specification.
Discuss connectivityCarrier-diverse terrestrial connectivity and satellite communications form part of the proposed technical programme, subject to feasibility, permissions and final specification. Phoenix remains at the development stage; facilities and services will be refined through planning, technical design and commercial engagement.
Proposed physically diverse connectivity routes, subject to technical validation.
A potential teleport and satellite capability, subject to feasibility and approvals.
Connectivity designed around continuity, recovery and crisis communications needs.
Tell us what your organisation would need from a future resilience campus at RAF Yatesbury.
Get in touchOur proposed 15-minute activation SLA for agreed services places rapid response at the centre of Phoenix.
Its precise scope, activation trigger and deliverables will be defined in client agreements and validated before services become operational. This is a development objective, not a currently available service guarantee.
Business continuity, disaster and data recovery, resilient communications, secure workspace and heritage restoration within one proposed UK campus.
Detailed delivery arrangements will be discussed confidentially with qualifying clients and partners.
Discuss your requirementsAn incident overseas can interrupt essential work at home. Phoenix is being designed to support organisations facing disruption across locations, through remote recovery and communications support alongside facilities for teams able to travel.
Grounded flights, airspace closures and stranded teams can prevent people reaching their usual workplace.
Overseas outages, cyber incidents and subsea-cable disruption can affect communications and critical operations.
Conflict, severe weather and supplier disruption can interrupt international offices and supply chains.