CommScope Deploys vCCAP Evo Platform in Central Europe
CommScope (NASDAQ: COMM) has announced the sale of its vCCAP Evo Virtual Converged Cable Access Platform to Vidanet, a Hungarian cable services provider. The deal includes CommScope's E6000r High Density and R-PHY shelves to support Vidanet's transition to a Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) network.
The vCCAP Evo solution will serve as the main management component of Vidanet's DAA deployment, enabling the move of DOCSIS signal generation to E6000 series R-PHY shelves. The platform features centralized, automated provisioning, configuration, and monitoring capabilities. Vidanet will also implement CommScope's Intelligent Access Controller (IAC) for enhanced management features.
The deployment includes installation in a centralized hub and R-PHY shelves in select cities and suburbs, with implementation support from HFC Technics. The solution offers advantages such as minimal service disruptions during deployment, efficient device management, and reduced power consumption compared to traditional hardware-based cores.
CommScope (NASDAQ: COMM) ha annunciato la vendita della sua vCCAP Evo Virtual Converged Cable Access Platform a Vidanet, un fornitore di servizi via cavo ungherese. L'accordo include gli scaffali E6000r High Density e R-PHY di CommScope per supportare la transizione di Vidanet verso una rete a Distributed Access Architecture (DAA).
La soluzione vCCAP Evo fungerà da componente principale di gestione per il dispiegamento DAA di Vidanet, consentendo il trasferimento della generazione del segnale DOCSIS agli scaffali R-PHY della serie E6000. La piattaforma offre capacità di provisioning, configurazione e monitoraggio centralizzati e automatizzati. Vidanet implementerà anche il CommScope Intelligent Access Controller (IAC) per funzionalità di gestione avanzate.
Il dispiegamento include l'installazione in un hub centralizzato e scaffali R-PHY in alcune città e sobborghi, con supporto all'implementazione da parte di HFC Technics. La soluzione offre vantaggi come interruzioni minime del servizio durante il dispiegamento, gestione efficiente dei dispositivi e ridotto consumo energetico rispetto ai core hardware tradizionali.
CommScope (NASDAQ: COMM) ha anunciado la venta de su vCCAP Evo Virtual Converged Cable Access Platform a Vidanet, un proveedor de servicios de cable húngaro. El acuerdo incluye los estantes E6000r High Density y R-PHY de CommScope para apoyar la transición de Vidanet a una red de Distributed Access Architecture (DAA).
La solución vCCAP Evo servirá como el componente principal de gestión del despliegue DAA de Vidanet, permitiendo el traslado de la generación de señales DOCSIS a los estantes R-PHY de la serie E6000. La plataforma cuenta con capacidades de aprovisionamiento, configuración y monitoreo centralizados y automatizados. Vidanet también implementará el CommScope Intelligent Access Controller (IAC) para mejorar las características de gestión.
El despliegue incluye la instalación en un hub centralizado y estantes R-PHY en ciudades y suburbios seleccionados, con soporte de implementación de HFC Technics. La solución ofrece ventajas como interrupciones mínimas del servicio durante el despliegue, gestión eficiente de dispositivos y un menor consumo de energía en comparación con los núcleos basados en hardware tradicionales.
CommScope (NASDAQ: COMM)는 헝가리 케이블 서비스 제공업체 Vidanet에 vCCAP Evo Virtual Converged Cable Access Platform의 판매를 발표했습니다. 이번 거래에는 Vidanet의 Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) 네트워크 전환을 지원하기 위한 CommScope의 E6000r High Density 및 R-PHY 선반이 포함됩니다.
vCCAP Evo 솔루션은 Vidanet의 DAA 배포의 주요 관리 구성 요소로 작용하여 DOCSIS 신호 생성을 E6000 시리즈 R-PHY 선반으로 이동할 수 있게 합니다. 이 플랫폼은 중앙 집중식 자동 프로비저닝, 구성 및 모니터링 기능을 갖추고 있습니다. Vidanet는 또한 향상된 관리 기능을 위해 CommScope의 Intelligent Access Controller (IAC)를 구현할 것입니다.
배포에는 중앙 허브와 선택된 도시 및 교외의 R-PHY 선반 설치가 포함되며, HFC Technics의 구현 지원이 제공됩니다. 이 솔루션은 배포 중 서비스 중단 최소화, 효율적인 장치 관리 및 전통적인 하드웨어 기반 코어에 비해 전력 소비 감소와 같은 이점을 제공합니다.
CommScope (NASDAQ: COMM) a annoncé la vente de sa vCCAP Evo Virtual Converged Cable Access Platform à Vidanet, un fournisseur de services câblés hongrois. L'accord comprend les étagères E6000r High Density et R-PHY de CommScope pour soutenir la transition de Vidanet vers une architecture d'accès distribuée (Distributed Access Architecture (DAA)).
La solution vCCAP Evo servira de composant principal de gestion pour le déploiement DAA de Vidanet, permettant le transfert de la génération de signal DOCSIS vers les étagères R-PHY de la série E6000. La plateforme dispose de capacités de provisionnement, de configuration et de surveillance centralisées et automatisées. Vidanet mettra également en œuvre le CommScope Intelligent Access Controller (IAC) pour des fonctionnalités de gestion améliorées.
Le déploiement comprend l'installation dans un hub centralisé et des étagères R-PHY dans certaines villes et banlieues, avec un soutien à l'implémentation de HFC Technics. La solution offre des avantages tels que des interruptions de service minimales pendant le déploiement, une gestion efficace des appareils et une consommation d'énergie réduite par rapport aux cœurs matériels traditionnels.
CommScope (NASDAQ: COMM) hat den Verkauf seiner vCCAP Evo Virtual Converged Cable Access Platform an Vidanet, einen ungarischen Kabeldienstanbieter, angekündigt. Der Deal umfasst die E6000r High Density und R-PHY Regale von CommScope, um Vidanets Übergang zu einem Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) Netzwerk zu unterstützen.
Die vCCAP Evo-Lösung wird als Hauptmanagementkomponente für Vidanets DAA-Implementierung dienen, indem sie die DOCSIS-Signalgenerierung auf die R-PHY-Regale der E6000-Serie verlagert. Die Plattform bietet zentralisierte, automatisierte Bereitstellungs-, Konfigurations- und Überwachungsfunktionen. Vidanet wird auch den CommScope Intelligent Access Controller (IAC) für erweiterte Managementfunktionen implementieren.
Die Implementierung umfasst die Installation in einem zentralen Hub und R-PHY-Regalen in ausgewählten Städten und Vororten, mit Unterstützung durch HFC Technics. Die Lösung bietet Vorteile wie minimale Serviceunterbrechungen während der Implementierung, effizientes Gerätemanagement und einen reduzierten Energieverbrauch im Vergleich zu herkömmlichen hardwarebasierten Kernen.
- New sales contract secured with Vidanet in Hungary
- Platform enables more efficient and cost-effective network management
- Solution reduces power consumption compared to traditional hardware
- Technology allows faster deployment of new network services
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CommScope's deployment of its vCCAP Evo platform with Vidanet in Hungary represents a strategic win in the cable infrastructure virtualization space. This implementation showcases CommScope's execution on the industry shift from hardware-based CMTS to virtualized CCAP architectures.
The deal includes multiple CommScope products: the vCCAP Evo core, E6000r High Density and R-PHY shelves, and the Intelligent Access Controller - indicating a comprehensive solution sale rather than just a single component. The implementation enables Vidanet to transition to a Distributed Access Architecture (DAA), which extends network intelligence closer to subscribers while centralizing management functions.
From a technological perspective, this deployment delivers three key advantages: 1) faster deployment of new services through centralized automation, 2) more efficient network management, and 3) reduced power consumption compared to traditional hardware-based platforms.
While this sale demonstrates market validation for CommScope's virtualization portfolio, the announcement lacks financial details regarding deal size or revenue impact. Given Vidanet's position as a regional Hungarian provider rather than a major global operator, this appears to be an incremental business win rather than a transformative deal for CommScope.
This deployment aligns with the broader cable industry transition toward virtualized architectures that enable more agile, efficient, and environmentally sustainable operations - areas where CommScope is positioning its product portfolio.
vCCAP Evo Platform to support new Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) deployment in
CommScope’s agile, flexible vCCAP Evo solution will be the main management component of Vidanet’s DAA deployment, which will enable Vidanet to move DOCSIS® signal generation from specialized CCAP or CMTS hardware to the E6000® series R-PHY shelves. CommScope’s vCCAP Evo advanced feature set, which includes centralized, automated provisioning, configuration, and monitoring of the R-PHY shelves and other devices throughout the network, will support the introduction of new network services in Vidanet’s cable access network more quickly and efficiently than hardware-based CMTS platforms.
Vidanet will also deploy CommScope’s Intelligent Access Controller (IAC) in support of the vCCAP Evo platform. IAC provides a robust set of management features—including zero-touch activation for R-PHY devices, fault management, and disaster recovery—that will help speed the evolution of Vidanet’s network and maximize the performance of the company’s vCCAP Evo core.
“Virtualizing our CMTS core with the vCCAP Evo solution has many advantages,” said Attila Friedrich, CTO of Vidanet. “It allows us to deploy new E6000 series shelves into our network with minimal service disruptions, and then provision and manage those devices more efficiently than we could with a traditional, hardware-based CCAP. The vCCAP Evo solution also uses significantly less power than hardware-based cores, so it’s a more cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution, which is very important to us as a company.”
Vidanet will deploy CommScope’s vCCAP Evo solution to a centralized hub and the R-PHY shelves in select cities and their surrounding suburbs. CommScope channel partner HFC Technics will work in tandem with Vidanet to install and integrate the vCCAP Evo solution and E6000 shelves into the network.
“A virtualized headend is one way for operators to optimize their CMTS architecture for DAA deployments,” stated Guy Sucharczuk, SVP & president, Access Network Solutions. “For operators like Vidanet, CommScope’s vCCAP Evo solution is a robust, highly scalable way to move traditional CMTS operation into the cloud and extend the edge of their networks with DAA technology. We’re pleased to help Vidanet revolutionize the way they deliver content to subscribers. Better yet, this deployment will enable Vidanet to continually grow their network with their business with reduced cost and effort.”
CommScope’s vCCAP Evo platform and E6000 series of R-PHY shelves are part of the company’s comprehensive portfolio of end-to-end HFC, DAA, and PON cable access network products.
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