Broadpeak has been selected by international telecommunications company Telenor to deliver its video streaming service across the Nordics, as the companies have claimed in a statement.

As part of the partnership, Broadpeak is replacing Telenor’s existing content delivery network (CDN) infrastructure and deploying a new unified, and scalable CDN solution. This new platform aims to enhance the streaming experience on customer devices across across the Nordics, including both Telenor’s internal customers and third-party customer devices.

Telenor’s streaming services in the Nordics, Telenor T-We, Telenor Stream and DNA TV, offer subscribers access to linear channels, live sports, and entertainment series across connected TV devices, web and mobile applications. Powered by Broadpeak’s streaming platform, Telenor has the intention of delivering live TV, catch up, start over, personal video recorder (PVR) and video-on-demand (VOD) as well as offering CDN as-a-service to third party streaming services.

Emil Hansen, VP Nordic TV at Telenor, commented: “We’re committed to delivering state-of-the-art live and on-demand streaming experiences for our customers across the region. Broadpeak is a proven leader in delivering quality at scale – they know how to handle complex migration challenges and provide the unified management we need to efficiently grow our services and offer even more value to our Nordic customers”.

Broadpeak looks forward to enabling Telenor to build a high-performance, unified CDN with support for over 1Tbps per server, mutualized architecture, and multiple points of presence (PoPs) across Norway, Sweden and Finland.

“Telenor is leading the way in the strategic development of multi-country video services, harnessing modern and scalable streaming technologies to deliver the highest quality viewer experiences”, said Jacques Le Mancq, CEO at Broadpeak. “We’re proud to go on this journey with Telenor as we enable the deployment of future-proof, premium performance OTT services across the Nordics”.