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Altice launches new cloud-based platform in the US

November 6, 2017 09.08 Europe/London By Robert Briel

Altice USA has unveiled Altice One, a new cloud-based connectivity platform.

Altice One provides a personalised all-in-one video, broadband, WiFi and phone experience with new and enhanced features such as access to apps, voice search and more in a compact home hub that replaces the traditional cable box, modem and router. As a cloud-based service, the Altice One platform gives Altice the flexibility to continuously innovate and enhance offerings quickly and simply for customers.

Altice One includes a new user interface and fully integrated access to live TV, video on demand, apps such as YouTube and Pandora, cloud PVR recordings and WiFi connectivity – plus advanced search facilitated via a voice-activated remote control, with much more to come. Altice One also provides navigation across traditional video and OTT (over-the-top) services.

Said Dexter Goei, Altice USA Chairman and CEO: “We live in a world where content and technology are converging at a fast pace, and Altice One provides the experience, entertainment and connectivity that consumers are looking for today. Altice One is just the beginning of a new, better and simple experience for Altice’s Optimum and Suddenlink customers as we look to become the connected home provider of choice now and into the future. Less than two years after acquiring Cablevision and Suddenlink, we’re thrilled to bring this new service to market for our customers and reinforce our ongoing commitment to continuous innovation in the U.S.”

Altice One, which has been in customer trials, will be available in select areas of Long Island first, and will roll out across the Altice USA footprint in the coming months.

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