Minerva Networks

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Minerva Networks, Inc. is an American company based in Silicon Valley that develops video compression technology and broadcast systems used for delivery of video services over broadband IP networks, interactive television(iTV) services, and video conferencing.

It was founded in 1992. Minerva also makes data compression hardware used to transmit video over Internet protocol (IP) networks.

In 2006, Nortel Networks and Minerva announced that they would jointly develop an Application Interface (API) enabling the integration of real-time IPTV services with Minerva's iTVManager software, allowing it to interoperate with Nortel's IMS service delivery platform.[1]

As of June 2008, Minerva Networks changed focus to IPTV middleware and applications software with over 220 telco deployments worldwide[citation needed]. In the same month, the company also announced ten significant new IPTV installations, including Mt. Horeb Telephone in Wisconsin, Tullahoma Utilities in Tennessee, and GTA TeleGuam in Guam.[2]

References

  1. ↑ "Minerva Networks, Nortel team on IPTV". EE Times. 2006-03-21. , eetimes.com
  2. ↑ Minerva Continues Strong Growth With Ten New North American IPTV Wins, prweb.com
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