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Time Warner Boosts VOD in Tampa

By BroadCasting & Cable Staff -- Broadcasting & Cable, 1/7/2001 7:00:00 PM

Time Warner Cable is using Concurrent Computer's server technology to deliver video-on-demand services to a total of 130,000 digital subscribers in its Tampa Bay-area system. Concurrent's MediaHawk Broadband VOD System is being used in a distributed architecture consisting of 36 video servers installed at Time Warner's Tampa Bay Division in 34 hubs and two regional digital headends. The MPEG-2-based system can support more than 15,500 simultaneous compressed video streams and can store roughly 160 (100-minute) movies. Concurrent's system is also used for commercial VOD at Time Warner's Oceanic Cable operation in Hawaii.

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