Vodafone, Kaltura expand Cloud TV partnership
August 5, 2025
Vodafone Group and Kaltura, the AI Video Experience Cloud, have extended their partnership around the Kaltura-powered Vodafone TV solution (VTV).
Vodafone launched VTV in 2014, and it has since grown to serve several million subscribers across eight markets. Kaltura’s platform has been supporting Vodafone’s continued transition from providing traditional on-premises based IPTV services to offering cloud-native OTT services.
Under the extended partnership, Kaltura and Vodafone plan to evolve the current solution in capabilities and functionalities and expand it to more subscribers, and potentially to additional markets. The partnership will also explore the deployment of new AI-infused Kaltura products that further boost user engagement, interactivity and personalisation.
“We partnered with Kaltura over ten years ago due to its innovative vision, and together we’ve built, and deployed to millions of subscribers across multiple countries, a market leading Cloud TV platform that combines the best of OTT and pay-TV into a scalable service,” said Alberto Ripepi, Group Chief Network Officer at Vodafone. “We have a strong partnership with Kaltura, and look forward to continuing our joint innovation, leadership, and growth for many more years.”
“It has been a great privilege and honor to partner with Vodafone over the last decade and bring to market together the worlds’ leading cloud TV service,” said Ron Yekutiel, Co-founder, Chairman, President, and CEO of Kaltura. “We are very excited to extend and deepen our partnership, as well as about the prospect of deploying new AI-infused offerings that would supercharge customer engagement, interactivity, and personalization, and boost monetization and operational efficiency.”
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