M2INTELLIGENCE has completed a fleet-wide rollout of its GVMS solution across Newport’s vessels, the company announced in a report carried by MarineLink on 28 September 2026.
The announcement said the deployment gives shore-based teams direct access to live and recorded visual information from onboard operations. The company reported that GVMS has been deployed consistently across the fleet.
The rollout, as described in the MarineLink item, marks the end of the staged installation that M2INTELLIGENCE said it had been executing across Newport’s vessels. The firm framed the completion as a milestone for the programme.
The system is presented as providing both live feeds and recorded visual material to shore teams. According to the report, access covers operational footage from ships in the fleet and is available to shore-based personnel.
Scope of the deployment
M2INTELLIGENCE said the rollout was applied fleet wide, with GVMS installed consistently across Newport’s vessels. The company’s announcement in MarineLink sets out that the system is now standardised on those ships.
The company emphasised that both live and recorded visual streams are part of the configuration now available to shore teams. The deployment therefore brings a common platform for accessing vessel-sourced visual material.
Access and availability
MarineLink’s item states that shore-based teams now have direct access to live video and to recorded footage gathered during onboard operations. The report frames that capability as central to the announced rollout.
The completed rollout, as described in the published report, makes these visual feeds available across the Newport fleet rather than on a vessel-by-vessel basis. M2INTELLIGENCE characterised the result as a consistent installation throughout the fleet.
The company’s announcement was the principal source for the account published on 28 September 2026. MarineLink carried the report under the headline: M2INTELLIGENCE GVMS Solution Rolled Out Across Newport Fleet.
Further technical detail, operational metrics and commentary from Newport were not included in the supplied account. The published note is limited to the company’s statement that the GVMS deployment has been completed and that shore teams can access live and recorded visual information from onboard operations.
Readers seeking additional specifics about the system’s configuration, the scale of the fleet, or subsequent operational arrangements will need to consult further reporting or statements from the companies involved. The MarineLink report dated 28 September 2026 provides the announcement of completion and the brief description of capabilities as set out above.