ZON TVCabo has selected Concurrent’s video delivery platform to expand its service offerings to its more than 1.6 million customers in Portugal. Concurrent will provide ZON with a unified video delivery and media data collection and management system, extending and expanding its current use of Concurrent’s media data management solutions and operational reporting services. Concurrent’s video delivery and media data management solutions provide ZON the ability to deliver multi-screen video, monitor video usage and analyze the subscriber experience at a census-level.

Concurrent’s Video to TV, Video to PC, and Video to Mobile software modules are designed to support a new generation of commercial applications, such as network DVR and 3D VOD that can increase video-related revenue. Concurrent’s MediaHawk and MiniHawk video server platforms are the first systems to leverage VX software to enable unified video delivery across diverse networks, including cable, IPTV, Internet and wireless infrastructures.

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Despite losing 60,000 internet and 181,000 video customers during 1Q25, Charter’s stock rallied following its earnings call Friday morning, ultimately closing the day up 11.43%.

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