NYPR Boosts Bandwidth with CloudJuncxion Services
New York Public Radio Enhances Content Delivery with CloudJuncxion's Seeker Solution
New York Public Radio (NYPR), home to WNYC(FM/AM), WQXR(FM), the Gothamist, and The Greene Space, has turned to CloudJuncxion's Seeker solution to boost its content-distribution network. This innovative approach virtualizes and optimizes bandwidth across diverse transport links, ensuring reliable content delivery even in challenging transmission environments.
The US Department of Defense is among the users of Seeker, a testament to its effectiveness in handling latency-sensitive content distribution. For NYPR, this solution was a perfect fit, as it required a network infrastructure that could maintain scalability, manageability, and the ability to handle latency-sensitive content.
Seeker's bandwidth virtualization technology meets these demands by aggregating multiple transport types simultaneously. This approach prevents disruptions caused by single-link failures or congestion, ensuring that NYPR's content reaches audiences effectively regardless of operational location or network conditions.
Steve Shultis, NYPR’s CTO, emphasized that adopting Seeker reflects the organization's commitment to adapting and maintaining continuous content delivery "no matter where or how we work." This robust, scalable, and agile network architecture supports NYPR's mission in delivering content to its listeners, no matter the circumstances.
CloudJuncxion, a provider of enterprise network solutions including SD-WAN, built Seeker on its bandwidth virtualization technology. By leveraging various transport link types, such as LEO/MEO/GEO satellites, fiber, LTE/5G, MANET, point-to-point radio, and commercial ISPs, Seeker maximizes bandwidth availability and network resilience. This ensures NYPR's content continues to reach its audience, no matter the challenges of the transmission environment.
[1] Source: CloudJuncxion press release, [date]
- The innovative Seeker solution from CloudJuncxion, which was adopted by New York Public Radio, uses technology like satellite, radio, and data-and-cloud-computing to optimize bandwidth and ensure reliable content delivery, even in challenging transmission environments.
- To maintain scalability, manageability, and the ability to handle latency-sensitive content, New York Public Radio's network infrastructure employs technology similar to CloudJuncxion's Seeker, which works by aggregating multiple transport types, such as LEO/MEO/GEO satellites, fiber, LTE/5G, MANET, and point-to-point radio, to prevent disruptions and maximize bandwidth availability.
- New York Public Radio's commitment to adapting and maintaining continuous content delivery, as demonstrated by the adoption of CloudJuncxion's Seeker, is reflected in their mission to deliver content to their listeners, regardless of the challenges in transmission environments, and their determination to do so "no matter where or how we work."
