Introduce next generation video services using the market-leading Velocix CDN and deliver a more personal viewing experience to subscribers, at home and on the go.
Download BrochureStream live, on-demand, and time-shifted video content to consumers on every connected screen.
Lease CDN and storage capacity to customers interested in distributing their own content.
Let Velocix host a CDN in the cloud for capacity offload or OTT direct-to-consumer video services.
Enable services that download media content, software updates, and firmware to consumer devices.
Position popular content closer to the subscriber, preserving network bandwidth and improving stream quality.
Store low popularity content deeper in the network, reducing storage capacity requirements and saving cost.
Direct stream requests to the optimal server based on network conditions and other relevant factors.
Stream different video formats using a variety of protocols to deliver services to every connected viewing device.
Configure automated resiliency to route traffic around faults and ensure the highest quality of service.
Run a fully virtualized CDN software stack and manage it within your OpenStack environment.
Use your own hardware or a Velocix certified reference platform.
Get the highest stream density in the industry on commercial off-the-shelf hardware.
Cost Savings
Save on network, origin, and storage costs by efficiently distributing content based on actual demand.
Quality of Experience
Eliminate buffering and reduce lag to deliver an exceptional quality of experience that outperforms the competition.
Flexible Scaling
Add incremental capacity one module at a time and save money as the system scales.
Revenue Growth
Deliver new services to consumers on more devices and then monetize viewership with advanced advertising.
Consumer Intelligence
Gather detailed viewership data and use it to fine tune services or support addressable advertising.
Time to Market
Get up and running quickly with a proven solution that is pre-integrated with other common video technologies.