Cisco to help Viacom build next gen video distribution network

viacom-networksViacom has announced partnership with Cisco to build a next gen video distribution network.

The media company will build a versatile video network foundation that will enhance distribution of its content across multiple linear, digital and mobile screens for viewers in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean.

Cisco D9800 Network Transport Receiver will help the firm realize greater efficiencies around content reception and distribution, Cisco said.

“Viacom continues to invest in the right technology to bring compelling programming to its affiliates and world-class entertainment experiences to its fans,” said David Kline, chief technology officer, Viacom.

Conrad Clemson, senior vice president and general manager, Service Provider Platforms and Applications, Cisco, said, “Our work with Viacom continues our legacy of helping the world’s leading content providers incorporate the latest innovation in compression technologies and move closer to cloud-powered and all-IP video delivery.”

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