Quickplay replaces a 15-year-old IPTV stack for Vertora
Quickplay replaced a regional telco operator's 15-year-old legacy IPTV infrastructure with a new streaming operation. This migration involved nearly a million subscribers and targeted competition in the creator economy.
Key Takeaways
- Quickplay handled a full end-to-end replacement of Vertora’s legacy IPTV infrastructure.
- Vertora had run the old IPTV stack for 15 years before the migration.
- Nearly one million subscribers moved to the new streaming operation.
- The new setup is described as open and data-driven.
- Quickplay said the operation is built to compete in the creator economy.
Why It Matters
This is a large-scale telco migration, with nearly one million subscribers moved off a 15-year-old IPTV stack and onto an open, data-driven streaming operation. The case study shows Quickplay positioning itself as an infrastructure replacement partner, not just a point solution, for operators modernizing video delivery. It also ties the migration to the creator economy, signaling where Vertora wants its streaming business to compete. The next concrete signal to watch is whether Quickplay or Vertora publishes follow-on details on subscriber migration completion, platform capabilities, or service rollout milestones.
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