Huawei said it will launch in Europe before yearend its Video Aggregation service, touted to be offering the latest regional and international video content and applications from all over the world.
This follows a rollout of the technology in the Middle East and China, where the telco-partnered OTT service is already being streamed by eight million TV users, keen to watch their favorite Bollywood, Hollywood, Arabic and Chinese movies and series on any device.
The video service will reach end users via either Huawei’s distribution channel or those of the telcos partnering with Huawei.
A Smart Video Cloud Europe centre has been set up in the United Kingdom dedicated to the building of a European digital video eco-system with the cooperation of telcos and Huawei’s local and global partners.
As part of Huawei’s inTouch global partner alliance, Huawei aims to aggregate more and more of our partners’ digital services and contents, including digital music and mobile games, on the video platform.
Huawei inTouch has so far aggregated over 2,000 partners with over 200,000 items of digital content. It paid partners revenue worth $25 million in 2014.
Content includes digital music, mobile games, videos, API openness, traffic monetization, and B2B Cloud and M2M activity.