Qwilt, a leading provider of online video delivery and open video caching solutions, has been selected by CallPlus, a fixed, mobile and internet service provider in New Zeland to cache and deliver online video traffic from a growing number of content providers, including Amazon, Apple, Hulu, Netflix and Twitch. Qwilt's Video Fabric Controller will be used for online video traffic delivered by leading CallPlus's subsidiaries, Slingshot and Orcon.
According to Qwilt, the company is selected because of their universal caching capabilities and it claim that both Slingshot and Orcon saw immediate savings in international transit costs and improved quality of experience (QoE) for its subscribers, after it has deployed the caching solutions.
Adrian Dick, CallPlus CTO
We are very focused on service delivery and building customer value. Because of this we are continually seeking ways to innovate and enhance our offerings," said . "We have implemented other vendor caching products in the past, but none have addressed our caching performance and QoE requirements like Qwilt. Qwilt's superior cache efficiency and ease of deployment achieved levels of performance that we never thought possible. We can't imagine continuing without the gains their technology provides.
Alon Maor, CEO of Qwilt
Operators worldwide are focused on solving the problem of online video growth and its impact on their networks. By eliminating the need for redundant video streams from origin sites or content delivery networks (CDNs) across the operator network, we are able to help operators improve QoE and minimize network strain and congestion, especially during peak viewing times. The result is a flawless, high-quality consumer viewing experience. We are pleased to work with Slingshot and Orcon to help them deliver on their ongoing commitment to innovation and unparalleled quality of experience.
