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Bezeq-owned Israeli pay TV service provider Yes is using Synamedia’s video network portfolio to deliver broadcast-equivalent latency for its cloud-based, internet-only TV service, the technology outfit has revealed.
Israeli broadcaster Yes believes it will be the first operator in the world to deliver broadcast-equivalent latency by using a full suite of Synamedia solutions.
Synamedia today announced that Yes, the pay-TV subsidiary of Israeli telco, Bezeq (TASE: BEZQ), is deploying Synamedia’s end-to-end video network portfolio to achieve broadcast-equivalent latency for its cloud-based, internet-only TV services.
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Video delivery specialist Synamedia has confirmed that UAE’s largest muliplay operator, Etisalat, has launched SwitchTV, a new direct-to-consumer (D2C) service based on Synamedia’s Infinite cloud TV platform and its end-to-end video network portfolio.
UAE’s largest operator, Etisalat, has gone live with SwitchTV. The direct-to-consumer service is based on Synamedia’s Infinite cloud TV platform and its end-to-end video network portfolio.
Synamedia today announced that UAE’s largest operator, Etisalat, has launched SwitchTV, a new direct-to-consumer (D2C) service based on Synamedia’s Infinite cloud TV platform and its end-to-end video network portfolio.
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The transition coincides with the broadcaster’s move to its new broadcast facility in Montreal