RDK Reveals Next-Gen Software for Cable Set-Top Boxes
RDK Management today revealed RDK4 – the newest generation of its open source software platform that runs set-top boxes and other customer premise equipment for
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RDK Unveils Next Gen Software Platform
RDK Management has announced the availability of RDK4, he newest generation, open source software platform used to power customer-premise equipment (CPE) for video service providers
Connected TV World Summit: hear the biggest issues facing media owners and platforms
Some of the biggest strategic issues facing media owners and platform operators will be discussed at Connected TV World Summit on Wednesday and Thursday this
Video Interview: RDK Continues to Gain Traction Globally
In this conversation between Stuart Thomson and Steve Heeb, President of RDK, viewers will hear an update about the RDK, the open source platform used
Skyworth and Amlogic unveil RDK Video Accelerator reference STB
Pay-TV operators around the globe are seeking high-performance and cost-efficient STBs (set-top boxes) to launch their next-generation of entertainment experiences. To address this need, Skyworth
Skyworth and Amlogic launch RDK Video Accelerator set-top
Steve Heeb Skyworth Digital has launched its first RDK Video Accelerator set-top box. The reference OTT device is pre-integrated with the RDK application framework and
Video Interview: RDK’s Steve Heeb
In this video interview between Broadband TV News editor Julian Clover and Steve Heeb, President of RDK, viewers will hear the latest update about the
Liberty Global Shrinks the Box
As the market for operator-supplied video set-tops gets smaller, so does the physical size of the devices themselves. Hitting on that theme this week is