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ZTE integrates next generation Conax security

July 6, 2017 06.49 Europe/London By Robert Briel

Conax, has announced a reseller agreement with ZTE Corporation, an international provider of telecommunications, enterprise and consumer technology solutions.

A key aspect of the partnership is bundling Conax’ Connected Access next generation IPTV security client with ZTE’s complete offering targeting the global IPTV market. The reseller agreement strengthens Conax’ IPTV expansion plans with the first joint operator deployments under preparation.

At a briefing in Montreux, where parent Kudelski is sponsoring the Montreux Jazz Festival, Tor Helge Kristiansen, EVP Principal Architect, Conax described ZTE as one of the world’s biggest firms in IPTV. He said Conax was building its connected access client into ZTE’s global offer.

The Conax Connected Access multipurpose security client provides ZTE’s operator offering with comprehensive content protection for IPTV and OTT, enabling ZTE to position for new markets. The flexible architecture provides converged security with conditional access and DRM, providing a single security client for all operator content to the connected STB. Conax Connected Access utilises an advanced hybrid approach eliminating the need for multiple back-ends.

“As we aim to tap the broad opportunities forecasted in the coming years for the IPTV market, ZTE sees strong synergies in partnering with Conax to provide their leading security technology for our global IPTV offering. Conax’ security reputation, reliability and extensive experience in additional segments provide interesting opportunities for harnessing future growth,” said Fang Hui, VP, ZTE Corporation,

“The market holds significant opportunity for rapid expansion within IPTV, thus we are very pleased to introduce the new offering to the global arena.”

“ZTE’s global strength as one of the premier providers of complete IPTV ecosystems and system integration brings a range of value-adding operator benefits to telcos and operators through tried and tested complete platforms, highly reputable products and local expertise and support,” added Hans Kwaaitaal, SVP APAC & Strategic Partner Management.

“With an exciting customer pipeline underway, Conax aims to further strengthen expansion plans within the global IPTV arena, and support ZTE with security expertise for its comprehensive, world-class IPTV ecosystem.

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Filed Under: Conditional Access/Security, Newsline, Tech Tagged With: Conax, Fang Hui, Hans Kwaaitaal, ZTE Edited: 6 July 2017 07:06

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Arnhem-based Robert covers the Benelux, France, Germany, Austria and Switzerland as well as IPTV, web TV, connected TV and OTT. Email Robert at rbriel@broadbandtvnews.com.

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