A reputed telecom operator in the Middle East has just signed an agreement with Tilgin (
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As the growing triple-play market is posing a great challenge both technically and commercially, service providers are relying on advanced and dynamic solutions.
Founded in 1997 as i3 micro technology, Tilgin markets customer premises equipment for a converging triple-play market. This current deal was initiated by the Middle East service provider in order to expand and deliver a competitive portfolio of premium quality multimedia services to its users. The operator plans to later expand its IPTV (
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As per the terms of this order, Tilgin will deliver its PVR-enabled High Definition Mood 400 IPTV set-top-box solution and management software as part of a leading system integrator’s end-to-end solution.
“The Middle East is leapfrogging several generations of technology to invest in the very latest. This order confirms Tilgin's technology leadership and puts us in a good position when this customer and other operators in the region decide for a rollout of next generation of broadband services to the mass market,” said Ola Berglund (
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This field trial order is part of the operator’s initial IPTV deployment and IPTV technology evaluation taking place this quarter.
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