Concurrent, a global player in storage, protection, transformation, and delivery of visual media assets, has announced the availability of Laguna Cache, a comprehensive multi-tiered caching solution that reduces latency and network utilisation for video service providers to maximise the delivery of OTT and TV Everywhere video services to their customers.

“Today it’s critical for media companies to have the ability to deploy content across multiple screens in a time and device shifted world while maintaining a high QoE – all done cost effectively,” said Mukul Krishna, Global Head of Digital Media at Frost & Sullivan. “By offering media companies the flexibility of building out a best of breed ecosystem with their choice of where and how to deploy multi-tiered caching, Concurrent has stepped up to the plate to help these media companies optimise delivery of digital content to customers for multiple use cases.”

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