Hoplynk

1969
ARPANET connects the first computers, marking the official birth of the internet.
1984
TCP/IP standardizes global networking, and is still used today as the internet’s protocol backbone. Cisco begins delivering commercial networking hardware
1991
The World Wide Web opens to the public, igniting the online era.
2007
iPhone and mobile broadband put the internet in everyone’s pocket, driving mobile data traffic to more than double roughly every two years through the 2010s.
2010
Cloud computing scales data and services on demand.
2013
Multipath networking (MPTCP) arrives, enabling seamless multi-path sessions on iOS 7 (e.g., Siri).
2015
The Internet of Things expands connectivity from people to things.
2019
5G launches worldwide, powering real-time, low-latency communication — global mobile data traffic has grown ~4x since 2019.
2021
Starlink begins delivering global satellite internet coverage.
2022
AI goes mainstream with ChatGPT’s release, redefining digital intelligence and accelerating demand for bandwidth, energy, and compute.
2024
Wi-Fi 7 launches — multi-gigabit, low-latency wireless becomes the new baseline.
2025
Hoplynk is founded to make connectivity autonomous and AI-enabled - simple, scalable, and Always Connected.
2026-2030
Networks evolve to self-optimize: 5G-Advanced, direct-to-cell satellite, drone delivery, autonomous vehicles, humanoids, and 6G drive a connected-anywhere, any-path future.
1969
ARPANET connects the first computers, marking the official birth of the internet.
1984
TCP/IP standardizes global networking, and is still used today as the internet’s protocol backbone. Cisco begins delivering commercial networking hardware
1991
The World Wide Web opens to the public, igniting the online era.
2007
iPhone and mobile broadband put the internet in everyone’s pocket, driving mobile data traffic to more than double roughly every two years through the 2010s.
2010
Cloud computing scales data and services on demand.
2013
Multipath networking (MPTCP) arrives, enabling seamless multi-path sessions on iOS 7 (e.g., Siri).
2015
The Internet of Things expands connectivity from people to things.
2019
5G launches worldwide, powering real-time, low-latency communication — global mobile data traffic has grown ~4x since 2019.
2021
Starlink begins delivering global satellite internet coverage.
2022
AI goes mainstream with ChatGPT’s release, redefining digital intelligence and accelerating demand for bandwidth, energy, and compute.
2024
Wi-Fi 7 launches — multi-gigabit, low-latency wireless becomes the new baseline.
2025
Hoplynk is founded to make connectivity autonomous and AI-enabled - simple, scalable, and Always Connected.
2026-2030
Networks evolve to self-optimize: 5G-Advanced, direct-to-cell satellite, drone delivery, autonomous vehicles, humanoids, and 6G drive a connected-anywhere, any-path future.
1969
ARPANET connects the first computers, marking the official birth of the internet.
1984
TCP/IP standardizes global networking, and is still used today as the internet’s protocol backbone. Cisco begins delivering commercial networking hardware
1991
The World Wide Web opens to the public, igniting the online era.
2007
iPhone and mobile broadband put the internet in everyone’s pocket, driving mobile data traffic to more than double roughly every two years through the 2010s.
2010
Cloud computing scales data and services on demand.
2013
Multipath networking (MPTCP) arrives, enabling seamless multi-path sessions on iOS 7 (e.g., Siri).
2015
The Internet of Things expands connectivity from people to things.
2019
5G launches worldwide, powering real-time, low-latency communication — global mobile data traffic has grown ~4x since 2019.
2021
Starlink begins delivering global satellite internet coverage.
2022
AI goes mainstream with ChatGPT’s release, redefining digital intelligence and accelerating demand for bandwidth, energy, and compute.
2024
Wi-Fi 7 launches — multi-gigabit, low-latency wireless becomes the new baseline.
2025
Hoplynk is founded to make connectivity autonomous and AI-enabled - simple, scalable, and Always Connected.
2026-2030
Networks evolve to self-optimize: 5G-Advanced, direct-to-cell satellite, drone delivery, autonomous vehicles, humanoids, and 6G drive a connected-anywhere, any-path future.
1969
ARPANET connects the first computers, marking the official birth of the internet.
1984
TCP/IP standardizes global networking, and is still used today as the internet’s protocol backbone. Cisco begins delivering commercial networking hardware
1991
The World Wide Web opens to the public, igniting the online era.
2007
iPhone and mobile broadband put the internet in everyone’s pocket, driving mobile data traffic to more than double roughly every two years through the 2010s.
2010
Cloud computing scales data and services on demand.
2013
Multipath networking (MPTCP) arrives, enabling seamless multi-path sessions on iOS 7 (e.g., Siri).
2015
The Internet of Things expands connectivity from people to things.
2019
5G launches worldwide, powering real-time, low-latency communication — global mobile data traffic has grown ~4x since 2019.
2021
Starlink begins delivering global satellite internet coverage.
2022
AI goes mainstream with ChatGPT’s release, redefining digital intelligence and accelerating demand for bandwidth, energy, and compute.
2024
Wi-Fi 7 launches — multi-gigabit, low-latency wireless becomes the new baseline.
2025
Hoplynk is founded to make connectivity autonomous and AI-enabled - simple, scalable, and Always Connected.
2026-2030
Networks evolve to self-optimize: 5G-Advanced, direct-to-cell satellite, drone delivery, autonomous vehicles, humanoids, and 6G drive a connected-anywhere, any-path future.

1969
ARPANET connects the first computers, marking the official birth of the internet.
1984
TCP/IP standardizes global networking, and is still used today as the internet’s protocol backbone. Cisco begins delivering commercial networking hardware
1991
The World Wide Web opens to the public, igniting the online era.
2007
iPhone and mobile broadband put the internet in everyone’s pocket, driving mobile data traffic to more than double roughly every two years through the 2010s.
2010
Cloud computing scales data and services on demand.
2013
Multipath networking (MPTCP) arrives, enabling seamless multi-path sessions on iOS 7 (e.g., Siri).
2015
The Internet of Things expands connectivity from people to things.
2019
5G launches worldwide, powering real-time, low-latency communication — global mobile data traffic has grown ~4x since 2019.
2021
Starlink begins delivering global satellite internet coverage.
2022
AI goes mainstream with ChatGPT’s release, redefining digital intelligence and accelerating demand for bandwidth, energy, and compute.
2024
Wi-Fi 7 launches — multi-gigabit, low-latency wireless becomes the new baseline.
2025
Hoplynk is founded to make connectivity autonomous and AI-enabled - simple, scalable, and Always Connected.
2026-2030
Networks evolve to self-optimize: 5G-Advanced, direct-to-cell satellite, drone delivery, autonomous vehicles, humanoids, and 6G drive a connected-anywhere, any-path future.
1969
ARPANET connects the first computers, marking the official birth of the internet.
1984
TCP/IP standardizes global networking, and is still used today as the internet’s protocol backbone. Cisco begins delivering commercial networking hardware
1991
The World Wide Web opens to the public, igniting the online era.
2007
iPhone and mobile broadband put the internet in everyone’s pocket, driving mobile data traffic to more than double roughly every two years through the 2010s.
2010
Cloud computing scales data and services on demand.
2013
Multipath networking (MPTCP) arrives, enabling seamless multi-path sessions on iOS 7 (e.g., Siri).
2015
The Internet of Things expands connectivity from people to things.
2019
5G launches worldwide, powering real-time, low-latency communication — global mobile data traffic has grown ~4x since 2019.
2021
Starlink begins delivering global satellite internet coverage.
2022
AI goes mainstream with ChatGPT’s release, redefining digital intelligence and accelerating demand for bandwidth, energy, and compute.
2024
Wi-Fi 7 launches — multi-gigabit, low-latency wireless becomes the new baseline.
2025
Hoplynk is founded to make connectivity autonomous and AI-enabled - simple, scalable, and Always Connected.
2026-2030
Networks evolve to self-optimize: 5G-Advanced, direct-to-cell satellite, drone delivery, autonomous vehicles, humanoids, and 6G drive a connected-anywhere, any-path future.
1969
ARPANET connects the first computers, marking the official birth of the internet.
1984
TCP/IP standardizes global networking, and is still used today as the internet’s protocol backbone. Cisco begins delivering commercial networking hardware
1991
The World Wide Web opens to the public, igniting the online era.
2007
iPhone and mobile broadband put the internet in everyone’s pocket, driving mobile data traffic to more than double roughly every two years through the 2010s.
2010
Cloud computing scales data and services on demand.
2013
Multipath networking (MPTCP) arrives, enabling seamless multi-path sessions on iOS 7 (e.g., Siri).
2015
The Internet of Things expands connectivity from people to things.
2019
5G launches worldwide, powering real-time, low-latency communication — global mobile data traffic has grown ~4x since 2019.
2021
Starlink begins delivering global satellite internet coverage.
2022
AI goes mainstream with ChatGPT’s release, redefining digital intelligence and accelerating demand for bandwidth, energy, and compute.
2024
Wi-Fi 7 launches — multi-gigabit, low-latency wireless becomes the new baseline.
2025
Hoplynk is founded to make connectivity autonomous and AI-enabled - simple, scalable, and Always Connected.
2026-2030
Networks evolve to self-optimize: 5G-Advanced, direct-to-cell satellite, drone delivery, autonomous vehicles, humanoids, and 6G drive a connected-anywhere, any-path future.
1969
ARPANET connects the first computers, marking the official birth of the internet.
1984
TCP/IP standardizes global networking, and is still used today as the internet’s protocol backbone. Cisco begins delivering commercial networking hardware
1991
The World Wide Web opens to the public, igniting the online era.
2007
iPhone and mobile broadband put the internet in everyone’s pocket, driving mobile data traffic to more than double roughly every two years through the 2010s.
2010
Cloud computing scales data and services on demand.
2013
Multipath networking (MPTCP) arrives, enabling seamless multi-path sessions on iOS 7 (e.g., Siri).
2015
The Internet of Things expands connectivity from people to things.
2019
5G launches worldwide, powering real-time, low-latency communication — global mobile data traffic has grown ~4x since 2019.
2021
Starlink begins delivering global satellite internet coverage.
2022
AI goes mainstream with ChatGPT’s release, redefining digital intelligence and accelerating demand for bandwidth, energy, and compute.
2024
Wi-Fi 7 launches — multi-gigabit, low-latency wireless becomes the new baseline.
2025
Hoplynk is founded to make connectivity autonomous and AI-enabled - simple, scalable, and Always Connected.
2026-2030
Networks evolve to self-optimize: 5G-Advanced, direct-to-cell satellite, drone delivery, autonomous vehicles, humanoids, and 6G drive a connected-anywhere, any-path future.

1969
ARPANET connects the first computers, marking the official birth of the internet.
1984
TCP/IP standardizes global networking, and is still used today as the internet’s protocol backbone. Cisco begins delivering commercial networking hardware
1991
The World Wide Web opens to the public, igniting the online era.
2007
iPhone and mobile broadband put the internet in everyone’s pocket, driving mobile data traffic to more than double roughly every two years through the 2010s.
2010
Cloud computing scales data and services on demand.
2013
Multipath networking (MPTCP) arrives, enabling seamless multi-path sessions on iOS 7 (e.g., Siri).
2015
The Internet of Things expands connectivity from people to things.
2019
5G launches worldwide, powering real-time, low-latency communication — global mobile data traffic has grown ~4x since 2019.
2021
Starlink begins delivering global satellite internet coverage.
2022
AI goes mainstream with ChatGPT’s release, redefining digital intelligence and accelerating demand for bandwidth, energy, and compute.
2024
Wi-Fi 7 launches — multi-gigabit, low-latency wireless becomes the new baseline.
2025
Hoplynk is founded to make connectivity autonomous and AI-enabled - simple, scalable, and Always Connected.
2026-2030
Networks evolve to self-optimize: 5G-Advanced, direct-to-cell satellite, drone delivery, autonomous vehicles, humanoids, and 6G drive a connected-anywhere, any-path future.
1969
ARPANET connects the first computers, marking the official birth of the internet.
1984
TCP/IP standardizes global networking, and is still used today as the internet’s protocol backbone. Cisco begins delivering commercial networking hardware
1991
The World Wide Web opens to the public, igniting the online era.
2007
iPhone and mobile broadband put the internet in everyone’s pocket, driving mobile data traffic to more than double roughly every two years through the 2010s.
2010
Cloud computing scales data and services on demand.
2013
Multipath networking (MPTCP) arrives, enabling seamless multi-path sessions on iOS 7 (e.g., Siri).
2015
The Internet of Things expands connectivity from people to things.
2019
5G launches worldwide, powering real-time, low-latency communication — global mobile data traffic has grown ~4x since 2019.
2021
Starlink begins delivering global satellite internet coverage.
2022
AI goes mainstream with ChatGPT’s release, redefining digital intelligence and accelerating demand for bandwidth, energy, and compute.
2024
Wi-Fi 7 launches — multi-gigabit, low-latency wireless becomes the new baseline.
2025
Hoplynk is founded to make connectivity autonomous and AI-enabled - simple, scalable, and Always Connected.
2026-2030
Networks evolve to self-optimize: 5G-Advanced, direct-to-cell satellite, drone delivery, autonomous vehicles, humanoids, and 6G drive a connected-anywhere, any-path future.
1969
ARPANET connects the first computers, marking the official birth of the internet.
1984
TCP/IP standardizes global networking, and is still used today as the internet’s protocol backbone. Cisco begins delivering commercial networking hardware
1991
The World Wide Web opens to the public, igniting the online era.
2007
iPhone and mobile broadband put the internet in everyone’s pocket, driving mobile data traffic to more than double roughly every two years through the 2010s.
2010
Cloud computing scales data and services on demand.
2013
Multipath networking (MPTCP) arrives, enabling seamless multi-path sessions on iOS 7 (e.g., Siri).
2015
The Internet of Things expands connectivity from people to things.
2019
5G launches worldwide, powering real-time, low-latency communication — global mobile data traffic has grown ~4x since 2019.
2021
Starlink begins delivering global satellite internet coverage.
2022
AI goes mainstream with ChatGPT’s release, redefining digital intelligence and accelerating demand for bandwidth, energy, and compute.
2024
Wi-Fi 7 launches — multi-gigabit, low-latency wireless becomes the new baseline.
2025
Hoplynk is founded to make connectivity autonomous and AI-enabled - simple, scalable, and Always Connected.
2026-2030
Networks evolve to self-optimize: 5G-Advanced, direct-to-cell satellite, drone delivery, autonomous vehicles, humanoids, and 6G drive a connected-anywhere, any-path future.
1969
ARPANET connects the first computers, marking the official birth of the internet.
1984
TCP/IP standardizes global networking, and is still used today as the internet’s protocol backbone. Cisco begins delivering commercial networking hardware
1991
The World Wide Web opens to the public, igniting the online era.
2007
iPhone and mobile broadband put the internet in everyone’s pocket, driving mobile data traffic to more than double roughly every two years through the 2010s.
2010
Cloud computing scales data and services on demand.
2013
Multipath networking (MPTCP) arrives, enabling seamless multi-path sessions on iOS 7 (e.g., Siri).
2015
The Internet of Things expands connectivity from people to things.
2019
5G launches worldwide, powering real-time, low-latency communication — global mobile data traffic has grown ~4x since 2019.
2021
Starlink begins delivering global satellite internet coverage.
2022
AI goes mainstream with ChatGPT’s release, redefining digital intelligence and accelerating demand for bandwidth, energy, and compute.
2024
Wi-Fi 7 launches — multi-gigabit, low-latency wireless becomes the new baseline.
2025
Hoplynk is founded to make connectivity autonomous and AI-enabled - simple, scalable, and Always Connected.
2026-2030
Networks evolve to self-optimize: 5G-Advanced, direct-to-cell satellite, drone delivery, autonomous vehicles, humanoids, and 6G drive a connected-anywhere, any-path future.

From connectivity to control

In a hyperconnected world, with billions of devices communicating autonomously, networks are the new infrastructure, as essential as roads, ports, and power grids.

But today’s digital infrastructure and systems can’t scale to this world.

Networking controls are:

Too complex & manually engineered.
Too fragile & reliant on human troubleshooting.
Too centralized & vulnerable to outages and attacks.

Hoplynk orchestrates the autonomous layer that makes networks:
Self-healing. Self-optimizing. Self-securing. Self-adapting.

Hoplynk delivers the power of an entire IT department at your fingertips — an AI-powered, fully automated solution to connect to any network, anywhere, any time.

Why now

More Networks, Everywhere

The world is entering a new phase of connectivity.
Every year brings more people, more devices, and entirely new network types online, from 5G-Advanced to Wi-Fi 7 and new satellite constellations, and private IoT fabrics to mesh systems and more. Network proliferation is at all-time highs.

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Why now

More Networks, Everywhere

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01
More Networks, Everywhere
The world is entering a new phase of connectivity.
Every year brings more people, more devices, and entirely new network types online, from 5G-Advanced to Wi-Fi 7 and new satellite constellations, and private IoT fabrics to mesh systems and more. Network proliferation is at all-time highs.
02
Exploding Demand
Data demand is growing exponentially.
AI, automation, and edge computing are pushing trillions of connections to operate in real time. Our dependency on connectivity now rivals power and water—if the network fails, everything stops.
03
Rising Threats to Resilience
Today’s networks face more ways to break than ever:
Cyber attacks
Physical disruptions
Extreme events
Concentration risk
Geopolitics & regulation
01
More Networks, Everywhere
The world is entering a new phase of connectivity.
Every year brings more people, more devices, and entirely new network types online, from 5G-Advanced to Wi-Fi 7 and new satellite constellations, and private IoT fabrics to mesh systems and more. Network proliferation is at all-time highs.
02
Exploding Demand
Data demand is growing exponentially.
AI, automation, and edge computing are pushing trillions of connections to operate in real time. Our dependency on connectivity now rivals power and water—if the network fails, everything stops.
03
Rising Threats to Resilience
Today’s networks face more ways to break than ever:
Cyber attacks
Physical disruptions
Extreme events
Concentration risk
Geopolitics & regulation
01
More Networks, Everywhere
The world is entering a new phase of connectivity.
Every year brings more people, more devices, and entirely new network types online, from 5G-Advanced to Wi-Fi 7 and new satellite constellations, and private IoT fabrics to mesh systems and more. Network proliferation is at all-time highs.
02
Exploding Demand
Data demand is growing exponentially.
AI, automation, and edge computing are pushing trillions of connections to operate in real time. Our dependency on connectivity now rivals power and water—if the network fails, everything stops.
03
Rising Threats to Resilience
Today’s networks face more ways to break than ever:
Cyber attacks
Physical disruptions
Extreme events
Concentration risk
Geopolitics & regulation
01
More Networks, Everywhere
The world is entering a new phase of connectivity.
Every year brings more people, more devices, and entirely new network types online, from 5G-Advanced to Wi-Fi 7 and new satellite constellations, and private IoT fabrics to mesh systems and more. Network proliferation is at all-time highs.
02
Exploding Demand
Data demand is growing exponentially.
AI, automation, and edge computing are pushing trillions of connections to operate in real time. Our dependency on connectivity now rivals power and water—if the network fails, everything stops.
03
Rising Threats to Resilience
Today’s networks face more ways to break than ever:
Cyber attacks
Physical disruptions
Extreme events
Concentration risk
Geopolitics & regulation

Why now

What's needed

A simple, scalable, low-cost, high-capability networking system that anyone can use—resilient by design, autonomous by default.

Hoplynk delivers exactly that: self-healing, self-optimizing, self-securing, self-adapting connectivity—so you can connect anywhere, any path, any time.

How Hoplynk's products work

Hoplynk turns complex, fragile networks into intelligent systems that configure, protect, and optimize themselves. Here’s how we make that possible — from consumer devices to industrial systems.

Plug-and-Play Connectivity
Hoplynk devices work out of the box — no complex setup, no manual tuning.
Our software interoperates seamlessly with your existing hardware, while firmware and embedded software can be flashed directly onto SoCs or SOMs by OEMs for fully integrated systems.
Connectivity should be instant.
With Hoplynk, it is.
AI-First Configuration
Communicate your intent — and Hoplynk does the rest. Tell it what you need (“prioritize reliability,” “minimize latency,” “secure this site”), and it automatically builds and tunes your network. No specialized training, no command-line expertise — just AI-powered orchestration from day one.
The network understands you — not the other way around.
Adaptive Networking Intelligence
Every Hoplynk device learns from experience.
It detects anomalies, anticipates failures, and continuously improves performance across all links — cellular, Wi-Fi, or satellite.
Over time, your network becomes smarter, faster, and more resilient with every connection.
The more it runs, the better it gets.
Advanced Tools for Power Users
For enterprises and operators, Hoplynk offers centralized monitoring and control, giving IT teams real-time visibility and automated remediation across every device.
What once took a full department to manage can now be overseen from a single pane of glass — making network management 100× easier, faster, and more reliable.
Enterprise-grade control. Consumer-grade simplicity.
Plug-and-Play Connectivity
Hoplynk devices work out of the box — no complex setup, no manual tuning.
Our software interoperates seamlessly with your existing hardware, while firmware and embedded software can be flashed directly onto SoCs or SOMs by OEMs for fully integrated systems.
Connectivity should be instant.
With Hoplynk, it is.
AI-First Configuration
Communicate your intent — and Hoplynk does the rest. Tell it what you need (“prioritize reliability,” “minimize latency,” “secure this site”), and it automatically builds and tunes your network. No specialized training, no command-line expertise — just AI-powered orchestration from day one.
The network understands you — not the other way around.
Adaptive Networking Intelligence
Every Hoplynk device learns from experience.
It detects anomalies, anticipates failures, and continuously improves performance across all links — cellular, Wi-Fi, or satellite.
Over time, your network becomes smarter, faster, and more resilient with every connection.
The more it runs, the better it gets.
Advanced Tools for Power Users
For enterprises and operators, Hoplynk offers centralized monitoring and control, giving IT teams real-time visibility and automated remediation across every device.
What once took a full department to manage can now be overseen from a single pane of glass — making network management 100× easier, faster, and more reliable.
Enterprise-grade control. Consumer-grade simplicity.
Plug-and-Play Connectivity
Hoplynk devices work out of the box — no complex setup, no manual tuning.
Our software interoperates seamlessly with your existing hardware, while firmware and embedded software can be flashed directly onto SoCs or SOMs by OEMs for fully integrated systems.
Connectivity should be instant.
With Hoplynk, it is.
AI-First Configuration
Communicate your intent — and Hoplynk does the rest. Tell it what you need (“prioritize reliability,” “minimize latency,” “secure this site”), and it automatically builds and tunes your network. No specialized training, no command-line expertise — just AI-powered orchestration from day one.
The network understands you — not the other way around.
Adaptive Networking Intelligence
Every Hoplynk device learns from experience.
It detects anomalies, anticipates failures, and continuously improves performance across all links — cellular, Wi-Fi, or satellite.
Over time, your network becomes smarter, faster, and more resilient with every connection.
The more it runs, the better it gets.
Advanced Tools for Power Users
For enterprises and operators, Hoplynk offers centralized monitoring and control, giving IT teams real-time visibility and automated remediation across every device.
What once took a full department to manage can now be overseen from a single pane of glass — making network management 100× easier, faster, and more reliable.
Enterprise-grade control. Consumer-grade simplicity.
Plug-and-Play Connectivity
Hoplynk devices work out of the box — no complex setup, no manual tuning.
Our software interoperates seamlessly with your existing hardware, while firmware and embedded software can be flashed directly onto SoCs or SOMs by OEMs for fully integrated systems.
Connectivity should be instant.
With Hoplynk, it is.
AI-First Configuration
Communicate your intent — and Hoplynk does the rest. Tell it what you need (“prioritize reliability,” “minimize latency,” “secure this site”), and it automatically builds and tunes your network. No specialized training, no command-line expertise — just AI-powered orchestration from day one.
The network understands you — not the other way around.
Adaptive Networking Intelligence
Every Hoplynk device learns from experience.
It detects anomalies, anticipates failures, and continuously improves performance across all links — cellular, Wi-Fi, or satellite.
Over time, your network becomes smarter, faster, and more resilient with every connection.
The more it runs, the better it gets.
Advanced Tools for Power Users
For enterprises and operators, Hoplynk offers centralized monitoring and control, giving IT teams real-time visibility and automated remediation across every device.
What once took a full department to manage can now be overseen from a single pane of glass — making network management 100× easier, faster, and more reliable.
Enterprise-grade control. Consumer-grade simplicity.

Plug-and-Play Connectivity

AI-First Configuration

Adaptive Networking Intelligence

Advanced Tools for Power Users

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Hoplynk devices work out of the box — no complex setup, no manual tuning.
Our software interoperates seamlessly with your existing hardware, while firmware and embedded software can be flashed directly onto SoCs or SOMs by OEMs for fully integrated systems.
Connectivity should be instant.
With Hoplynk, it is.
Communicate your intent — and Hoplynk does the rest. Tell it what you need (“prioritize reliability,” “minimize latency,” “secure this site”), and it automatically builds and tunes your network. No specialized training, no command-line expertise — just AI-powered orchestration from day one.
The network understands you — not the other way around.
Every Hoplynk device learns from experience.
It detects anomalies, anticipates failures, and continuously improves performance across all links — cellular, Wi-Fi, or satellite.
Over time, your network becomes smarter, faster, and more resilient with every connection.
The more it runs, the better it gets.
For enterprises and operators, Hoplynk offers centralized monitoring and control, giving IT teams real-time visibility and automated remediation across every device.
What once took a full department to manage can now be overseen from a single pane of glass — making network management 100× easier, faster, and more reliable.
Enterprise-grade control. Consumer-grade simplicity.