éĺěé 4, 2003
Scopus Launches New Topology for Video Networks |
Las-Vegas, April 7, 2003 Scopus Network Technologies, a leading supplier of digital platforms, today introduced a new concept for content management, contribution and distribution applications over video networks: IVN™ (Intelligent Video Network). IVN™ supports a comprehensive end-to-end-digital compression network system for video distribution over Satellite, Cable TV, Telecommunications and Terrestrial infrastructures. Scopus will demonstrate the new IVN™ concept at the NAB 2003 Show in Scopus’ booth # 6411.
The IVN™ technology represents the next generation topology for video networking. It provides a new perspective for the video industry by handling video through advanced video routers. Scopus video routers will be able to process, control and route digital to digital video signals. Answering the needs of both DTH (Direct to Home) broadcasters as well as video C&D (Contribution and Distribution) service providers, IVN encompasses the entire network infrastructure and enables two-dimensional control over bandwidth. IVN’s architecture is based on a network management system utilizing advanced topology, thus supporting end-to-end system control from the Master Head-End through the network backbone to the Regional Head-Ends and down and to each specific Node or Hub or Remote Site.
Ovadia Cohen, Scopus’ VP Marketing said, “One of IVN’s most important characteristics is that its network homogeneity provides low cost solutions per service to lower operational expenses. In addition, Scopus’ IVN distributed architecture management system is based on technologies that enable TV operators to improve their network management capabilities and thus enhance their ability to increase their revenue generation.”
About Scopus Network Technologies:
Scopus Network Technologies’ provides intelligent MPEG-2 and DVB video distribution architecture that enables professional broadcasters to make a quick and smooth transition to the digital age. Based on over 20 years of extensive research and expertise in digital compression algorithm development, Scopus’ solutions provide superior flexibility at the highest quality and cost-performance. Its CODICO® product line supports a comprehensive end-to-end digital compression system for video and data distribution networks. Scopus was the official supplier of the digital platform for the worldwide broadcast of the 2002 World Cup Games.
In 2002, Scopus supplied the digital broadcast platforms to FIFA's World Cup events. Scopus clients worldwide include satellite broadcasters, Cable-TV and Telco operators. Among Scopus customers: CBS Newspath (USA), SES GLOBAL (Luxembourg), EBU, Deutsche Telekom (Germany), Korean Telecom (KT), BBC (UK), Multichoice (South Africa), France Telecom, Globecast (Europe), Doordarshan (India) and others.
Scopus has offices in New Jersey-USA, Mexico City-Mexico, Mumbai-India, Beijing-China, Moscow-Russia, Frankfurt-Germany, San Paolo-Brazil, and Tel Aviv-Israel. For more information visit our website: www.scopus.net.
contact:
For more information please contact:
Hanita Rosentha, Marketing Communications Manager, email: hanitar@scopus.n |
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