As video streaming continues to dominate Internet traffic, Internet Service Providers (ISPs) face the dual challenge of monetizing this surge while ensuring content protection and combating piracy. To unlock this potential, ISPs need to build dedicated video delivery capacity with a private infrastructure that gives them control over network performance and security.

ISPs are in the unique position of enabling the value of video experiences by leveraging the true edge of their networks. By positioning delivery capacity near the end users, closer than any other CDN can do, ISPs can minimize latency and ensure seamless streaming even during peak times with a technology that scales and avoids network bottlenecks.

A technology platform that is flexible and customisable allows ISPs to quickly adapt to the evolving needs of media customers, whether scaling up for a massive live event or preparing for the release of popular on-demand content.

Choosing a delivery platform that integrates edge computing not only enhances video delivery but also provides computing power near the end users, ensuring low latency and responsive user experiences. Crucially, such platform must also offer robust content protection and anti-piracy measures, safeguarding valuable assets from unauthorized distribution. By strategically combining these elements, ISPs can effectively monetize video streaming, offering delivery services that enhance customer satisfaction, protect content, and drive new revenue streams.