Harmonic has announced integration of Google Cloud Marketplace in its CableOS Cloud-Native Core Platform.

The integration of Google Cloud Marketplace provides operators using the CableOS Platform with quick access to Google Cloud Marketplace applications, allowing them to deploy new revenue-generating services with ease.

“We’re excited to embark on this journey with Harmonic and bring the benefits of cloud and edge technologies to the broadband industry,” said Kip Schauer, Global Head of Media & Entertainment, Gaming Partnerships, Google Cloud. “Integrating Google Cloud Marketplace in the Harmonic CableOS Platform empowers cable operators to realise greater efficiencies and provide an outstanding quality of service to consumers.”

“Our partnership with Google Cloud is a significant milestone that has the potential to increase service revenues for our customers, while ensuring guaranteed interoperability and streamlined management of available resources,” said Nimrod Ben-Natan, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Cable Access Business at Harmonic. “This collaboration demonstrates Harmonic’s innovation and leadership in transforming broadband to meet the unprecedented demand for reliable, high-speed connectivity.”

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