Cherokee Cablevision Adopts Teleste’s Luminato X32 for MDU Video Delivery
Event summary
- Cherokee Cablevision deployed Teleste’s Luminato X32 Edge QAM platform to deliver linear television to multi-dwelling units (MDUs).
- The platform, supplied through Mega Hertz, combines remote management with maintenance-free operation.
- Cherokee Cablevision is expanding its fiber network while upgrading its cable infrastructure.
- Luminato X32 converts IP video streams into QAM signals for distribution over coaxial networks.
The big picture
Cherokee Cablevision’s adoption of Teleste’s Luminato X32 reflects a broader industry trend of operators maintaining linear television services alongside fiber and broadband upgrades. The deployment highlights the strategic importance of hybrid networks, where traditional coaxial infrastructure coexists with modern IP-based solutions. This approach allows operators to meet diverse property needs efficiently, particularly in multi-dwelling units where flexibility and ease of deployment are critical.
What we're watching
- Hybrid Network Strategy
- How Cherokee Cablevision balances fiber expansion with existing cable infrastructure for MDU video delivery.
- Technology Adoption
- The pace at which operators integrate remote management solutions like Luminato X32 into their networks.
- Market Positioning
- Whether Teleste can leverage this deployment to strengthen its position in the MDU video delivery market.
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