Broadpeak, a provider of content delivery network (CDN) and video streaming solutions for content providers and pay-TV operators, has announced that Deutsche Telekom has revamped its MagentaTV IPTV platform using Broadpeak’s Cloud DVR solution. With Broadpeak’s Cloud DVR solution, MagentaTV can deliver a range of video streaming content, including VoD, live, time-shift, and start-over TV, to subscribers while reducing its hardware, maintenance, and operational costs.

Broadpeak’s Cloud DVR is a future-proof solution for storing recorded content in the cloud, providing MagentaTV with a naturally scalable architecture that can grow from tens to hundreds of petabytes. MagentaTV is using the software-based solution to record content based on both shared copy and private copy models, meaning each subscriber has its own copy stored on the cloud.

“We’re proud to work with a leading IPTV operator like MagentaTV and help them serve more than 4.6 million subscribers,” said Jacques Le Mancq, CEO at Broadpeak. “Our Cloud DVR solution provides MagentaTV with a massive scale-out storage capacity, ensuring a superior quality of experience for their subscribers.”

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