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Leading Southeast MNO Deploys Radisys MediaEngine to Support RCS

Leading Southeast MNO Deploys Radisys MediaEngine to Support RCS Image Credit: Radisys

Leading telecom systems integrator firm, IP-Tribe has selected Radisys’ MediaEngine to deliver next-generation transcoding solutions to its mobile operator customers in Southeast Asia. Radisys’ MediaEngine is being deployed and integrated by IP-Tribe into a leading Southeast Asian mobile operator’s network to support transcoding for rich communication services (RCS) and other next-generation services.

The Radisys MediaEngine adjunct transcoding solution enables mobile operators to more flexibly and cost-effectively support HD audio and conversational video services using the latest advanced codecs and to prepare for the virtualization of their session border controllers (SBCs). 

According to Radisys, traditionally, transcoding has been integrated in media gateways and session border controllers. However, the transcoding requirements of advanced HD audio and video codecs are rapidly exceeding the media processing capabilities and scalability available on legacy equipment. The increasing deployment of advanced codecs used in new services offerings such as VoLTE, VoWiFi and WebRTC requires solutions that provide interoperability between contemporary and legacy endpoints and handsets, said Radisys.

Ang Aik Hong, CEO, IP-Tribe
We earned our reputation as a leading systems integrator in Southeast Asia through the selection and deployment of telecom network solutions that best address the service delivery challenges of our mobile operator customers. 

Grant Henderson, vice president, MediaEngine and Corporate Marketing, Radisys
Our proven ability to complement legacy gateway and SBC infrastructure with powerful audio and video transcoding capabilities offers our customers a future-proof approach to scale and generate revenues from next-generation service offerings, while maintaining interoperability with legacy mobile devices and endpoints. 

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