IBC 2013 – AMSTERDAM. As the debate over the future of the set-top box rippled across IBC, Pace has been showing what the future of the market might look light.
Pace goes for the whole home
Pace is to show IBC visitors a pre-integrated, open platform for the multiscreen, connected home.
Media servers working for Pace
Increasing demand for new media server products has helped Pace increase revenues by 31% with US product continuing to dominate.
Media Servers grow restructured Pace
Pace says it has made significant progress in the rationalisation of it supply chain.
Pace confirms Motorola bid
Pace has confirmed it is bidding for Motorola’s Home business and has submitted a non-binding proposal for the division with owners Google.
Lomax returns to Pace
Jim Lomax is returning to Pace after a nine-year absence. He has been appointed SVP sales & marketing following a brief spell at Amino Communications.
New heights for video infrastructure market
The video infrastructure market generated revenues of $8.6 billion (€6.7 billion) for technology vendors in Q2 2012, according to Synergy Research Group.
BT chooses Humax over Pace
Humax is to supply BT Vision with set-top boxes for its tailored YouView service, Broadband TV News has confirmed, turning away from Pace that has supplied the IPTV service since […]
Pace Helium software puts gas into Bouygues
Pace has confirmed its Helium Unified Gateway Software is to support the rollout of Bouygues Telecom’s gateway platform.
Pace makes Titanium deployment on Telenet
Latens, the cardless CA technology owned by Pace, has been selected by the Belgian cable operator Telenet.