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January 20, 2023

SP360: SERVICE PROVIDER

Enabling Metaverse and next generation content the right way

3 min read

The metaverse and applications like remote surgery or drone delivery services are on the horizon but can’t arrive while the network still struggles with common problems like asymmetrical bandwidth speeds, scalability, and variable latency conditions resulting from congestion and transport distance.

January 11, 2023

SP360: SERVICE PROVIDER

Gain better control over quality streaming experiences

4 min read

The growth in streamed content from Internet TV, on demand live broadcast events, and content providers is challenging the standard CDN architecture. In this blog we discuss the most common threats to providing great customer experiences and potential solutions.

Cisco Showcases Media Blueprint at IBC Amsterdam

2 min read

For media content creators and broadcasters, speed from content creation to delivery is a business imperative.

Tap this Ecosystem to Maximize your CAPEX AND OPEX Investments

2 min read

With NAB in full force, it would be an epic fail not to swing through the Cisco booth (and Synamedia’s along the way: SU10125).

Vertical Consolidation: Several New Distribution ‘Tails’

3 min read

#IBC2018 The Cisco SP Video Software & Solution team is prepping eighteen demos across five domains. These demo slots will fill-up fast! Ask your Cisco rep or any listed author to book your meeting. 

When Satellite Video Providers Met OTT

3 min read

The pay TV landscape is changing. The pace of the change, how it’s shaping the industry and understanding how TV operators are reacting to it are making things really interesting.

September 12, 2017

SP360: SERVICE PROVIDER

Is the glass half empty or half full?

2 min read

Can cloud-video service providers see the future as a glass half empty or half full? With Cisco’s cloud-video solution, your business will not just survive, it will thrive.

Re-building the House of Mouse on Cloud and IP: Lessons from Disney’s Majority Acquisition of BAMTech

1 min read

The world of media is changing. More content needs to be created. Fast. In ever greater resolutions. The traditional network and infrastructure is not able to support these new requirements. It just can’t scale or move rapidly enough, while costs and complexity are too high.