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Open Caching - Coggle Diagram
Open Caching
2000
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"We could also look back to the long defunct Internet Streaming Media Alliance (ISMA), set up in December 2000 by Apple, Cisco, Kasenna, Philips, and Sun Microsystems with a mission quite similar to the SVA, to accelerate market adoption of open standards for streaming and progressive download of rich media over the Internet. However, the SVA could argue the ISMA was more focused on promotion rather than development of an architecture and the work was largely carried out by other standards bodies or vendors.The ISMA never accomplished much and ended up being absorbed by the MPEG Industry Forum in 2010. That body in turn was acquired by the Open IPTV Forum (OIPF) in 2012, which itself was swallowed up by the Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV (HbbTV) in 2014 at the time the SVA was conceived."https://rethinkresearch.biz/articles/streaming-alliance-hopes-google-will-create-domino-effect/
Questions
Why did it look like Netflix would join, but did not?
Presumably, it is because it has already done OC via its Open Connect project - it's the same idea, and it doesn't have to share the investment with rivals
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Disney+ is therefore first known CP?
Yes, but NBCU/Peacock likely too
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Broadpeak has mentioned a US party. SVTA membership suggests NBCU/Peacock. Comcast famously flunked on M-ABR, however.
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What are/were the "handful of major customer announcements in the US, Latin America and Japan," that Qwilt spoke of?
Users
2015 - Qwilt's open caching tech is now positioned to be contributed to SVA OC efforts - will be used internally for its own products/services
2017 - Qwilt has trials with Level 3 (ISP) and EdgeCast (Verizon, now Edgio), trialing with MLBAM (now Disney), Yahoo (was Verizon, now?), and Viacom (now Paramount).
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Qwilt Open Edge Cloud used by Verizon and Telecom Italia
Now, BT
2017 - Qwilt has OTT QoE deals with Telecom Italian (TIM) and Mediacom (?)
Winachi in East Africa - again, for QoE
a QoE deal with Limelight