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On Telecom, a fast growing leading Brazilian 4G TD-LTE broadband provider has selected Qwilt Video Fabric Controller and QB-Series Online Video Clasification Engine to help solve their over-the-top (OTT) video problem. Qwilt’s QB-Series Video Fabric Controller monitors video traffic across operator networks in real-time to identify trending and popular titles, and then stores and delivers them locally at the subscriber edge, in close proximity to end users. The QB-Series Online Video Classification Engine provides visibility into OTT video trends such as video bandwidth consumption, most popular sites and caching performance through intuitive web-based analytics. The solution eliminates the need for redundant video streams from origin sites or content delivery networks (CDNs) across the operator network.
According to Qwilt, a provider of online video delivery and transparent caching solutions, On Telecom currently faces rapidly increasing network usage resulting from the popularity of its high-speed broadband offering that encourages customers to consume more streaming video from sites like Netflix, YouTube and many others. It added that the solution deployment saves network costs, minimizes network strain and congestion especially during peak hours and improves quality of experience (QoE).
"After a rigorous evaluation process, we found that Qwilt's Video Fabric Solution has the best cost-benefit, as it can be easily deployed and will quickly scale in our rapidly growing network," said Fernando Secali, vice president of engineering and operations for On Telecom"
"The rising demand for OTT video continues to place increasing strain on operator networks worldwide. Many operators are looking to transparent video caching to address these OTT video challenges which includes the rising costs of international transit fees and QoE," said Alon Maor, CEO and co-founder of Qwilt. "Our solution meets the demanding price and performance expectations of a fast growing network operator like On Telecom. We look forward to working closely with them to continue improving their network utilization and quality of experience."
