01 · Multi-source
GNSS-independent
Precision time derived from multiple independent references, not a single satellite constellation.
// Timing infrastructure, United Kingdom
C2Net builds cloud-native timing infrastructure for the systems that quietly depend on precise time: energy, finance, telecoms and beyond. When satellite signal is degraded, jammed or simply unavailable, our platform keeps time locked.
// The problem
Power grids, trading systems, telecoms networks and data centres all synchronise against satellite time. That dependency is a single point of failure — vulnerable to jamming, spoofing, and outages that are becoming more common, not less.
// GNSS interference incidents are rising year on year — UK policy is already responding
Grid synchronisation and fault protection
Transaction timestamping and trade order
Network synchronisation at the base station
Log ordering and distributed consensus
Studio-to-transmitter sync at scale
Signalling and network coordination
// What we build
01 · Multi-source
Precision time derived from multiple independent references, not a single satellite constellation.
02 · Deployment
Delivered as Timing-as-a-Service — built for modern infrastructure, not retrofitted onto legacy hardware.
03 · Assurance
Designed around verifiable, auditable time — the standard that critical national infrastructure needs.
// A different kind of vendor
Timing and PNT has traditionally been an industry of sprawling hardware catalogs and integration playbooks built for defense procurement cycles. We think resilient timing deserves the same speed and focus as the infrastructure it protects.
// The old way
// The C2Net way
// Where we choose to compete
// Our platform
TEMPEST is the platform behind everything above: three independent timing sources cross-checked against each other, distributed as a managed service and anchored to UTC — the UK's traceable national time standard.
// Built so the time is right, even when nothing else is
C2Net is a UK-based, founder-led company building the next generation of resilient timing infrastructure. We're early — and talking to partners, sector specialists, and early design partners now.