Harmonic Inc. announced that Telia, Norway’s second-largest telecom operator, is transforming its broadband network using Harmonic’s industry-leading cOS™ virtualized broadband platform to deliver more reliable, higher-speed connectivity, enhance customer experience, reduce churn, and support long-term growth by accelerating its migration to DOCSIS 3.1, as the company replaces end-of-life broadband routers and adopts a software-based infrastructure deployed in a Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) that seamlessly integrates with existing third-party Remote-PHY nodes, lowers costs by reducing space, power, and hardware needs, and enhances service availability; “We seized the opportunity to transform our network to continue delivering what matters most to our customers: superior-quality, blazing-fast, reliable broadband connectivity,” said Georg Erling Svendsen, CTO at Telia Norway, adding, “The strategic collaboration with Harmonic allows us to tap into the efficiencies of the cOS vCMTS software and bring outstanding broadband experiences to our customers across Norway.”
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While Harmonic’s cOS Central services and Beacon ISM application will further provide automation, advanced analytics, real-time visibility, improved spectrum efficiency, and maximized bandwidth to ensure consistently high-quality service and reduced truck rolls, complemented by professional deployment services including installation, configuration, technical support, and training, and marking another milestone in Harmonic’s growing European momentum as operators embrace its platform for next-generation broadband transformation.