Ateme helps Ooredoo boost its IPTV service

The international service provider Ooredoo has decided to use Titan encoders from Atem to consolidate your IPTV/OTT service in Qatar.

Ooredoo is a provider specialized in offering mobile, fixed, broadband internet and managed services for companies, adapted to the needs of 130 million customers in the markets of Middle East, North Africa and Southeast Asia. Based in Doha, Ooredoo is also present in other markets, such as Kuwait, Oman, Algeria, Tunisia, Iraq, Palestine, Maldives and Indonesia. More specifically, Ooredoo TV, the television service of Qatar order, offers live TV, on-demand content libraries and apps, which are distributed over the company's fiber network and home Wi-Fi network on multiple screens.

The new convergent header of Ooredoo, powered by Ateme's high-density, high-video quality software encoders, offers the company a all in one solution to accompany your current IPTV infrastructure y migrate your OTT services, which have 450 linear channels and more than 1000 hours of content. The project was completed in 12 weeks without ever interrupting the service.

Atem, beyond providing the encoders Titan, has flexible plans to meet growing demand in the future and personalized R&D support. Saoud Al-Shammeri, deputy director of television and multimedia at Qatar order, celebrates the choice of Ateme solutions: "We wanted a solution that met today's streaming requirements, but was also future-proof. Ateme's converged headend, with its high-density TITAN encoders, fit our vision perfectly. It allowed us to optimize our data center costs by having a dense solution without compromising quality, while providing us with an agile and flexible solution to reach more customers on the devices of their choice today and tomorrow."

Rajesh Jagadish, the sales director of the MEA region of Atem, values ​​the operation: "This project guarantees that Ooredoo customers continue to receive impeccable video quality service with the lowest latency. We are proud to have accompanied Ooredoo in this transformation and to have allowed its viewers to stream their favorite content on any device."