Jason Doiy
Cisco (CSCO) and Qwilt have entered into a partnership with the Japan Internet Exchange or JPIX to advance the technology and deliver the power of live streaming, video on demand, and media programs throughout Japan using Qwilt’s open source technology.
JPIX provides a central point of contact for the Internet Service Providers (or ISPs) are providers throughout Japan, which facilitate traffic optimization between travel services and Internet exchanges.
Through the company’s partnership with Cisco and Qwilt, JPIX will deploy Qwilt’s Edge Cloud for Content Delivery solution at the heart of its network exchange.
Ryosuke Yamazoe, CEO at JPIX said: “The use of the Internet is growing year by year as consumers demand more, and more sophisticated, experiences for live sports, video on demand, and other media programs. Since the experience is so important to our customers, we are excited to work with Cisco and Qwilt to ensure that Japan’s leading content publishers have the necessary tools to deliver the highest quality experiences. This partnership provides a better way to deliver content of all kinds, which gives us power and reliability in the Internet exchange and ensures that Japanese Internet users receive very good.”
