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| Alloptic maintains on-going multi-vendor interoperability and compatibility certification relationships with key technology providers. Our overall goal is to enhance the services we offer and ensure that our customers network will deploy swiftly and operate effectively while in production. For further information about partnering with Alloptic as a technology solution partner please contact us at 925-245-7674.
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Minerva Networks, Inc. |
| Minerva Networks, Inc. is a leading provider of carrier-class video networking solutions that enable the delivery of broadcast quality interactive television and video services over broadband networks. |
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Extreme Networks |
| Extreme Networks provides simple, high-performance, broadband switching solutions that drive toward the realization of Ethernet Everywhere: a unifying network strategy that uses proven Ethernet technology to strip complexity from every element of the network. |
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Pace |
| Pace is the world leader in the development of digital set-top boxes. The seamless combination of digital television and broadband Internet is transforming the digital set-top from multi- channel TV into a fully enabled digital home gateway. |
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C-COR |
| C-COR is a leading provider of premium quality, globally-oriented optical, digital video transport, and RF telecommunication products; operation support software solutions; and high-end technical field services—a triple play for cost-effective delivery of voice, video, and high-speed data over advanced HFC (Hybrid Fiber Coax) broadband networks. |
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Amino |
| Amino Communications supplies the AmiNET series of set-top boxes renown for their low-cost and reliability. The AmiNET range materially reduces service operators' capital expenditure, whilst offering the full range of specification required; MPEG2 and MPEG4 encoding standards, standard and high definition TV, personal video recording and home networking. |
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Kasenna |
| Kasenna, The IPTV Company, is a leading provider of video-on-demand (VOD) content and MPEG-4-ready IPTV applications for triple-play services over broadband networks. The fully integrated Kasenna PortalTV(TM) solution enables telecom service providers, cable operators, and others to generate additional revenue, increase profits, and raise customer satisfaction by delivering advanced television services. Proven through dozens of global deployments, Kasenna's patented software technology is built on open standards, enabling providers to easily customize services and the viewer experience. Through its ViewNow subsidiary, Kasenna offers the industry's only turnkey IPTV solution that includes scalable IP video infrastructure, subscriber applications, and VOD programming. Kasenna is a privately held company with headquarters in Sunnyvale, California, and office locations worldwide. For more information, please visit www.kasenna.com. |
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Charles Industries, Ltd. |
| Charles provides broadband connectivity solutions and environmental enclosures for copper, fiber and wireless telecom applications. Its EXchange Mux and Mini-Mux lines of broadband and optical multiplexers set industry standards for compactness and performance. Charles has served the telecommunications industry since 1968 and is an ISO 9000/TL 9000 registered company. |
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Tut Systems |
| Tut Systems is an industry leader enabling the delivery of next-generation data and video services over broadband networks. More than 160 service providers worldwide use IPTV solutions powered by Tut Systems to deliver digital TV over xDSL, FTTH and HFC networks. The company provides carrier-class platforms and integration services that support the delivery of standard and high-definition video. The Astria family of video processing platforms, which serves as the core of the company’s digital headend solution, processes both analog and digital video streams from multiple satellite and local sources in a variety of formats. The Astria content processor (CP) supports MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 AVC video compression, local ad insertion and provides real-time conditioning for distribution of video and audio over any ATM, IP, or RF broadband network. |
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