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Home » Motorola's TV/DSL to Support Widevine Content Security

Motorola's TV/DSL to Support Widevine Content Security

November 1, 2004
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Motorola will integrated Widevine Technologies’ Cypher content security technology into its Multi-Service Access Platform for video over xDSL applications. The companies said the integration of Widevine’s Patented Virtual SmartCard and Application Level encryption with Motorola’s telecom video delivery platform would benefit telecommunications service providers looking to expand content redistribution agreements with studios and broadcasters. http://www.widevine.comhttp://www.motorola.com/broadband

  • Last month, Verizon awarded a multi-year contract for Motorola to provide video network infrastructure and video consumer premises equipment related to Verizon’s launch of video services on the company’s new FTTP next year. Motorola will also provide project integration and operational services through its newly-formed Telecom Access Solutions business unit. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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