MediaScaleX
MediaScaleX // Cache™
MediaScaleX // Cache, a comprehensive multi-tiered caching solution, reduces latency and network utilization for video service providers to maximize the delivery of over-the-top and TV Everywhere video services to their customers.
MediaScaleX // Origin™
MediaScaleX // Origin offers video service providers the most comprehensive origin platform for ingesting, hosting, distributing, and distributing video content to any device, any time, over any network.
Entra
Entra Access Node EN8100
The Entra Distributed Access Platform is Vecima’s realization of next generation Hybrid Fiber Coax. The Entra Ethernet-based Access Node supports multiple access architectures: Remote PHY, Remote MACPHY, Ethernet Switching, and PON.
Entra Access Node EN2112
The EN2112 is a high density Compact 2 Port implementation of our field-proven DOCSIS 3.1 Standard North American Node designed specifically for European and Global markets.
Entra R-PHY Monitor
The Entra Access Nodes are further empowered when paired with Entra Remote PHY Monitor: an intelligent monitoring and configuration platform.
Entra Legacy QAM Adapter
The Legacy QAM Adapter (LQA) allows operators to leverage their existing installed Edge QAM infrastructure for new R-PHY and R-MACPHY deployments with minimal new headend equipment, low interoperability risk, and support for mixed deployments of centralized and distributed access.
Entra SC-1D Access Node
The Entra compact SC-1D Access Node is a key component of the Entra unified cable access solution, a Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) that delivers significant performance gains, substantial savings on capital and operating expenses (CAPEX/OPEX), and enables an easy migration to an all-IP, all-fiber network. With a compact form factor, and configurable software to function as either a R-PHY or R-MACPHY device, the SC-1D Access Node provides cable operators maximum architectural flexibility
Entra SC-2D Access Node
The Entra SC-2D Access Node is a key component of the Entra unified cable access solution, a Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) that delivers significant performance gains, substantial savings on capital and operating expenses (CAPEX/OPEX), and enables an easy migration to an all-IP, all-fiber network. Configurable in software to function as either an R-PHY or R-MACPHY device, the SC-2D Access Node provides cable operators maximum architectural flexibility.
Entra Access Switch
The Entra Access Switch is a remote 8 port x 10 GbE weatherproof switch capable of supporting
Carrier Ethernet services in almost any deployment environment. It is designed to extend the capacity of
networks with insufficient fibers while minimizing the use of expensive DWDM optics
Carrier Ethernet services in almost any deployment environment. It is designed to extend the capacity of
networks with insufficient fibers while minimizing the use of expensive DWDM optics
Entra FPXT-B OLT Line Card
The Entra FPXT-B OLT Line Card is a high-capacity access node that addresses the needs of cable operators’ Ethernet Passive Optical Network (EPON) fiber deployments
Entra Access Controller
The Entra Access Controller is the “brains” of the unified cable access solution that delivers significant performance gains and substantial savings on capital and operating expenses (CAPEX/OPEX) for operators, and allows for easy migration to an all-IP, all-fiber network.
Entra DV-12
The Entra DV-12 is a key element of the unified cable access solution that delivers significant performance gains and substantial savings on capital and operating expenses (CAPEX/OPEX) for operators, and allows for easy migration to an all-IP, all-fiber network.
Entra Legacy QAM Adapter
The Legacy QAM Adapter (LQA) allows operators to leverage their existing installed edge QAM infrastructure
for new R-PHY and R-MACPHY deployments. The LQA minimizes new headend/hub equipment, mitigates
interoperability risk, and easily supports mixed deployments of centralized and distributed access.
for new R-PHY and R-MACPHY deployments. The LQA minimizes new headend/hub equipment, mitigates
interoperability risk, and easily supports mixed deployments of centralized and distributed access.
Entra Interactive Video Controller
The Entra Interactive Video Controller (IVC) is a dense out-of-band (OOB) controller that supports both
Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) R-PHY and traditional RF networks. For R-PHY deployments, the
IVC is an R-OOB Auxiliary Core with downstream (DEPI) and upstream (UEPI) interfaces.
Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) R-PHY and traditional RF networks. For R-PHY deployments, the
IVC is an R-OOB Auxiliary Core with downstream (DEPI) and upstream (UEPI) interfaces.
Remote PHY Monitor + Video QAM Manager
Vecima’s Entra Remote PHY Monitor collects, stores, and presents RPD configuration and operational
data in a simplified, clear, and consistent way providing MSOs with actionable insight into their RPD
deployments. Consolidating RPD monitoring capabilities into a vendor-agnostic system empowers our
customers to have smooth DAA rollouts, reduce operational expenses, and ensure their HFC network is
operating at peak capacity
data in a simplified, clear, and consistent way providing MSOs with actionable insight into their RPD
deployments. Consolidating RPD monitoring capabilities into a vendor-agnostic system empowers our
customers to have smooth DAA rollouts, reduce operational expenses, and ensure their HFC network is
operating at peak capacity
Entra SF-4X Access Node
The Entra SF-4X Access Node is a sealed remote optical line terminal (R-OLT) with four 10 Gb/s Ethernet Passive Optical Network (EPON) ports and up to four 10 Gb/s Ethernet uplinks. With support for DOCSIS® Provisioning over EPON (DPoE™), the SF-4X Access Node provides cable operators with a fiber to the home (FTTH) solution and is an essential component of the Entra unified cable access solution.
Terrace
Terrace QAM
The Terrace QAM Hospitality Gateway is a multi-channel QAM to QAM transcryptor. The Terrace QAM can decrypt 24-60 programs and provide up to 64 output QAM channels to allow a full line-up of customized programming. Local content can be added to enhance value-added advertising within the hospitality CATV network and further personalize Free-to-Guest offerings.
Terrace TC600E
The Terrace TC600E is a flexible, compact and cost effective way to bring a digital line-up back into the analog realm for a commercial or MDU bulk account.
Terrace DVB
The Terrace DVB Commercial Video Gateway is a multi-channel DVB-C (QAM) to DVB-T (COFDM) or DVB-C (QAM) decrypting transmodulator used for business to business commercial video applications, serving video solutions to hospitality, healthcare, MDU and university locations.
Terrace Concierge
Concierge is a flexible solution allowing cable and satellite operators to offer digital video services to their commercial customers. Easily integrate Concierge into the headend to extend digital network infrastructure or use as a cost effective gateway solution for delivery of Free-to-Guest digital video entertainment to MDUs and hospitality accounts.
MediaScaleX
Hybrid CDN
OTT solutions that are delivering content “at scale” can benefit from the combination of a Private CDN and Public CDN – a Hybrid CDN. Control video latency, avoid CDN congestion, change the traditional CDN cost model and prepare for the exponential growth of video over CDN.
Single Platform Storage
Media operations typically operate with multiple storage systems for different purposes, creating operational complexity and higher costs than the modern alternative – a scale-out, object storage-based platform that supports file, object and block protocols and uses multi-performance COTS hardware.
MAM Storage & Transcode
MAM workloads have grown exponentially with file-based VOD and OTT workloads, with transcoding at the heart of the processes. Vecima can transform workflow efficiency by combining transcode and storage functions in a hyper-converged platform.
Media Archive Storage
The TCO of tape is higher than you might realize, plus tape limits content monetization. Vecima can simplify your archive with a multi-workload storage solution that supports your content archive needs today and in the future.
Media Operations Storage
Highly scalable, software-defined storage leveraging object storage scale and COTS hardware efficiency allows for consolidation of storage silos, shared capacity for your entire workflow, and simplified storage administration.
Multi-Cloud Transcode
Media businesses produce many VOD and OTT assets, with highly variable workloads and deadlines. Achieve ultimate technical, operational and commercial flexibility with software-defined transcoding.
Security, Orchestration & File Transfer Acceleration with Scalable, Open Object Storage
MediaScaleX//Storage, Enterprise File Fabric & M-Stream combine to deliver a modern solution for hybrid cloud storage platforms. The solution enables media businesses to improve flexibility, scalability and efficiency.
Advantages of a Multi-Vendor Next Generation Access Ecosystem
CableLabs’ Remote PHY specifications allow technology companies to develop next generation access equipment that can interoperate, giving service providers the ability to expand capacity, flexibly. Evolution to a Distributed Access Architecture is here. Learn how interoperability ensures operators are prepared for an evolving network.
DAA: Deciding Between Remote PHY and Remote MACPHY
After decades building traditional HFC networks, operators are moving to a Distributed Access Architecture (DAA), pushing headend and hub functions to the node. Learn about the two primary DAA approaches – Remote PHY and Remote MACPHY – and how to decide which approach is best for your network.
Essential Guide: Hybrid CDN
The Media industry is moving into a space it has never been before – OTT at scale. Against this backdrop, this new CDN Essential Guide from The Broadcast Bridge and Vecima takes a fresh look at the future of OTT delivery. Tony Orme from The Broadcast Bridge starts with a deeper look into how CDNs work, considering the seismic shift of Broadcasters towards Direct to Consumer streaming. Vecima then applies over 2 decades of streaming video experience through its new “OTT Scale-Maturity Quadrant” that guides the reader through the key opportunities and pitfalls that OTT Operators face as they move to At-Scale OTT operations. This is an essential guide for any media business looking to reach true scale in OTT.
Making Sense of Node Segmentation
Cable access subscribers are consuming more and more video content over their broadband connections, and driving unprecedented network contention. Next generation cable access architectures can help. Learn how to evolve your network, and make the right choices for tomorrow, today.
OTT AT SCALE: Why Large OTT Operators Need Private CDNs
The world’s biggest OTT Operators chose Private CDNs to deliver economies of scale and service excellence. As OTT consumption grows exponentially, the next wave of OTT Operators led by national broadcasters and large Sports-streaming operators will benefit from the same approach. Find out why in this e-book from Vecima
Hybrid CDN
We are in the early phases of the OTT revolution. The economics of the industry are moving faster than predicted, and the time for broadcasters to take greater control of their economic destiny has arrived. It’s time to consider a Hybrid CDN approach.
Cloud-Extensible Transcoding
Most media businesses creating VOD assets deal with peaks and troughs of transcoding workloads. Cloud-based transcoding services have become popular to expand capacity quickly, with low set-up costs, and no long-term commitments. But early adopters of cloud services have learned the pitfalls of over-dependency on a single cloud service provider and are still looking for the optimal solution.
The Business Benefits of Object Storage
As content production increases and video resolution improves, media libraries are growing quickly, stretching storage platforms to their limits. Media businesses should consider how to ensure their storage doesn’t slow them down. Object storage is the modern platform, ideally suited for video.
How Archive Storage Affects Operational Efficiency
Media storage is a constantly moving target that will continue to change and evolve to meet the needs of viewers. Files are getting larger. Content libraries are getting bigger. You need a storage and delivery system that won’t buckle under the pressure. Will your storage systems help you succeed?
Innovations in Software Defined Storage for Cloud DVR and IP-Linear Digital Video
Published by SCTE-ISBE, October 2019. The emergence of object storage as a mechanism to store digital video has modernized the way video content is stored and distributed. Whereas legacy systems that utilize a traditional POSIX file system architecture store video assets as files within a directory tree, object storage allows for an asset to be stored as a “data blob” in a potentially large namespace. This method of storing data introduces a number of advantages for digital content storage and distribution.
Delivering QAM Video in Distributed Access Architectures
Published by ISBE-SCTE, October 2019. The shift from centralized access to distributed access architectures (DAA) represents a fundamental change in the operation of hybrid fiber-coax (HFC) networks. Operators are moving to DAA for a plethora of reasons.
2021 SCTE Live Learning Webinar™ Series: Putting Next-Gen PON to Work
While DOCSIS may still have plenty of fuel left in the tank, PON is rapidly emerging as a critical alternative transmission method for the cable industry as operators increasingly install more fiber lines in their HFC plant. Whether they are leveraging EPON, GPON, 10G EPON, XGS PON or some other PON flavor, cablecos and vendors are increasingly deploying some version of PON technology to expand their bandwidth capacity. How is the industry using the different PONs? Which PON versions are emerging as most popular and why? How can operators and vendors mix and match PON and DOCSIS in their networks? This webinar will tackle these questions and more.
2021 SCTE Live Learning Webinar™ Series: Fighting Fiber with More Fiber
Fighting fiber with fiber seems to be the cable industry's mantra these days. Even as they complete their rollout of DOCSIS 3.1 and start gearing up for DOCSIS 4.0, cable operators are scrambling to put more fiber in their ever-evolving HFC networks. That’s because fiber continues to be the biggest enabler of most—if not all—of the technological, financial, operational, and competitive gains that operators are seeking. Yet, even as they invest more heavily in fiber, operators still face critical questions about how to leverage those investments to the fullest. This recorded webinar, featuring Vijay Raman, Vecima Networks Vice President of Product Management, explores where vendors are going with fiber, examines the challenges they face and discusses the implications.
Vecima Networks Webinars From Cable Next-Gen Technologies & Strategies 2021
The following are webinars from Cable Next-Gen Technologies & Strategies 2021 where Vecima Networks was a Platinum Sponsor. The webinars are:
- Flexing DAA's Muscles
- Getting Ready for DOCSIS 4.0
- Fighting Fiber with Fiber
- Flexing DAA's Muscles
- Getting Ready for DOCSIS 4.0
- Fighting Fiber with Fiber
2020 SCTE Expo – Building and Deploying A Next Generation IPTV Platform
Modern IPTV architectures are cost effective, and evidence shows that the right blend of services will also lead to more bandwidth utilization, giving IPTV streaming options a distinct advantage over legacy Pay TV deployment models. In this talk, we'll discuss:
- Statistics for the current state of streaming
- How providers are making the transition from video delivered over legacy access networks
- Managing infrastructure costs
- Statistics for the current state of streaming
- How providers are making the transition from video delivered over legacy access networks
- Managing infrastructure costs
2020 SCTE Expo- Top 10 Most Asked Questions About Next-Generation Cable Access: R-PHY, R-MACPHY, and FTTH
In this presentation, we walk through the top 10 questions that MSOs ask us, and discuss the technical and market aspects of each question based on direct experience deploying DAA solutions. Topics discussed include:
- The status of DAA deployments globally by Operator
- Decision criteria for choosing the right next-generation architecture
- Key factors driving most DAA deployments
- The status of DAA deployments globally by Operator
- Decision criteria for choosing the right next-generation architecture
- Key factors driving most DAA deployments
IP Video delivery take control of your CDN
Listen in as Paul Martin, Vecima VP Broadcaster Business Development and Kyle Goodwin, Vecima VP of Product And Innovation, discuss the transition to IP video from CDN Solutions for cable and telco service providers as well as OTT operators. They took a detailed look at the transition and specifically what is driving this transition from both a commercial and technology standpoint.Topics discussed include:
- Drivers of this transition
- What makes for a seamless transition?
- Importance of dual function components Vecima provides
- How to approach scalability challenges?
- What role Cache efficiency ratio plays?
- How does it affect OTT performance?
- Drivers of this transition
- What makes for a seamless transition?
- Importance of dual function components Vecima provides
- How to approach scalability challenges?
- What role Cache efficiency ratio plays?
- How does it affect OTT performance?
NAB 2019 interview with Vecima CRO Clay McCreery
Clay McCreery, COO, talks about Vecima's increased market share within the Broadcaster industry and how the company's Content Delivery and Storage division is tackling latency issues.
Storage Breakthroughs for Media Applications
Storage is the foundation of media workflows. It’s under pressure to store more content, at higher resolutions, with more demands on accessing it, and the never-ending need to keep it safe. What can do that? Unified Hybrid Object Storage.
Game Changing IP Video: Affordable Cloud DVR and Ultra Low Latency
Although live viewing has decreased markedly, it is still extremely important for live sports content. The most critical quality factor for live content is low latency. Vecima is utilising unique, market-leading technology, known as TruLive, to enable maximum quality delivery of the next generation of live streaming services with a latency below two seconds, encoder-to-screen.
June 10, 2021
Published by Colin Howlett, Vecima Chief Technology Officer Published by Jeff White, Vecima Senior Vice President Of Cable Strategy What…
May 5, 2021
Published by Kai Meisen – Director, Product Management at Vecima Networks Inc. Terrace IQ And The Video…
March 16, 2021
Published by Jeff White, Senior Vice President Of Cable Strategy at Vecima Networks, March 16th, 2021 Recently, I wrote a…
December 14, 2020
December 14, 2020 Introducing a new Vecima Whitepaper, “DAA: Deciding between Remote PHY and Remote MACPHY.” As broadband demands on…
October 19, 2020
October 19, 2020 Flexible MAC Architecture (FMA) Phase 1, the R-MACPHY portion, was issued in September of 2020. This means…
October 7, 2020
October 7, 2020 Over the summer, Vecima Networks acquired Nokia’s Cable Business Unit including its Unified Cable Access Solution (UCAS). UCAS…
June 12, 2020
June 12, 2020 OTT video has exploded. We have had a glimpse of the future when OTT will be THE…
April 21, 2020
April 21, 2020 Network operators who have deployed DAA (Distributed Access Architecture) are finding themselves well prepared for the dramatic…
March 20, 2020
March 20, 2020 Vecima Customers, Partners, Friends: Much like many of you, the leadership team and I have been…
February 7, 2020
Conviva has reported (Advanced Television) that global streaming viewing is up 58% from 2018 to 2019
December 31, 2019
Ryan Nicometo, SVP at Vecima Networks, explains how Hybrid CDN and Object Storage solutions change the game for high performance at-scale OTT delivery
December 11, 2019
Profitably scaling video and data services requires a highly optimized approach. Ryan Nicometo, SVP of Product & Marketing at Vecima…
December 5, 2019
The ongoing growth of video consumed over the top (OTT) is straining existing CDN models, creating performance and profitability problems for the largest OTT operators. Private CDNs provide the solution.
November 22, 2019
Kyle Goodwin, VP Product & Innovation, explores, in layman’s terms, how the industry is preparing to tackle low-latency streaming, and…
November 8, 2019
Colin Howlett, VP of Architecture at Vecima Networks, discusses what should and shouldn’t be virtualized in the network, and identifies functionalities that will lead the charge. Also discussed are consolidating hubs and the importance of edge computing in the cable industry, specifically when reducing latency for IP video.
November 6, 2019
Cable operators must consider how to migrate from the hybrid fiber/coax (HFC) and DOCSIS networks of today to the 10G…
October 30, 2019
Broadcasting’s history has long been dominated by technological advances. Though perhaps no time has been as disruptive as the present,…
October 8, 2019
Broadband Technology Report highlights Vecima’s Entra DAA portfolio expansion with support for two Remote PHY Devices (RPDs) in a single node, designed to support operators to reach 10G. The report includes Vecima’s MediaScaleX win at Conway, a North American cable operator, for its new IPTV multiscreen service.
October 7, 2019
MediaScaleX // Storage is designed from the ground up to enable media organizations to consolidate object & file storage silos…
January 29, 2018
A mass migration is normally a natural phenomenon witnessed as herds of caribou, say, or flocks of geese move to…
May 15, 2017
Storage analysts forecast the global software defined storage (SDS) market to grow at a CAGR of 31.6% during the period…
December 20, 2016
1. Modern Will Be the New Software-Defined Isn’t everyone tired of hearing software-defined at the front of every new product…