Broadpeak Revenue Soars in 2017, With Sales Up 54 Percent

Published: 03 April 2018

Broadpeak Revenue Soars in 2017, With Sales Up 54 Percent

Broadpeak®, a leading provider of content delivery network (CDN) and video streaming solutions for content providers and pay-TV operators worldwide, today announced that its sales grew by 54 percent in 2017, necessitating the opening of several new offices.

Last year, Broadpeak opened an expanded headquarters building in Cesson-Sevigne, France, to accommodate the growing number of employees dedicated to providing cutting-edge content delivery solutions. Broadpeak also opened new offices in New Delhi and Tokyo as part of the company’s strategy to expand into India and Japan, where OTT video delivery is growing fast. In addition, Broadpeak has added an operations center in Denver to better meet the needs of North American customers.

“As pay-TV operators and content providers look to deliver a superior experience on every screen, they need solutions that allow them to achieve this in the most efficient way possible. The significant growth our company experienced is a testament to the technology innovations we provide in this area,” said Jacques Le Mancq, CEO, Broadpeak. “Over the last year, we’re proud to have signed 23 new customers, including several Tier 1 operators, across all corners of the world. This success would never be possible without our forward-thinking customers, partners, and employees, all of whom are focused on advancing video content delivery and providing world-class video experiences to consumers.”

Broadpeak will present its CDN and video streaming solutions at the 2018 NAB Show, April 9-12 in Las Vegas at booth SU10801CM. More information about Broadpeak solutions can be found at www.broadpeak.tv.

Visit Broadpeak® at the 2018 NAB Show, Hall 5, Booth SU10801CM

www.broadpeak.tv

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