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ARRIS Acquires SeaWell Networks for ABR Streaming Technologies

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ARRIS has acquired SeaWell Networks for an larger IP Video portfolio offerings. This combined portfolio – of IP video, multiscreen, and ad insertion solutions – will be the enabler for next-gen TV and advertising services. ARRIS will integrate SeaWell's adaptive bit rate (ABR) streaming technologies and talent into its Network & Cloud business. The deal which is sealed for an undisclosed amount, came one year after ARRIS& significant acquisition of Motorola Mobility's Home division.

These solutions will enhance IP video by enabling new levels of interactivity and personalization. They also will streamline video distribution across a variety of devices, while minimizing the cost and complexity of multiple IP streaming platforms for multiple device types, says ARRIS in a statement.

"This acquisition further positions ARRIS to transform IP video delivery…from content creation to consumption," said Bob Stanzione, ARRIS Chairman and CEO. "ARRIS and SeaWell Networks recently collaborated, introducing an integrated solution to monetize the multiscreen opportunity. SeaWell's technology and talent impressed our team, and we are excited to do more together. Combining our solutions, technologists and roadmaps promises to accelerate the delivery of the personalized TV and advertising solutions that service providers need and their consumers crave

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"Brian Collie, SeaWell Networks Founder and CEO said, "This acquisition will create new opportunities for our employees, customers and the industry. This combination will provide the next-gen TV solutions our customers need to more quickly and cost-effectively transition to IP and multiscreen video."

- Brian Collie, SeaWell Networks, Founder and CEO

 
 
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