If you’re not already prepared to move to a virtualized broadcasting environment, this transitional period is the time to assess the advantages ATSC 3.0 will offer and plan your next steps.
Utilizing the ATSC 3.0 standard and 5G networks will require a transformation of your broadcasting infrastructure. HPE provides automation and orchestration solutions to help you move quickly and easily from a physical environment into a cloud-based, virtualized broadcasting environment.
Combined, HPE Virtual Headend Manager Solution (vHM) and HPE Service Director provide end-to-end service management that makes it possible to automate and orchestrate services from the edge to the core. Broadcasters can deploy, manage and monitor multicast, unicast IPTV or OTT channels in a multi-vendor environment from a single interface.
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