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ZTE will work with Cantv in develpoment of IPTV with a budget of US$ 400 mn

With a US$ 400 million budget, ZTE will work with Cantv in the development of the IPTV solution Eyewill ZXBIV IPTV, a software pack that offers today 140 channels with 67,900 manufacturer's customers.

The objective of Chinese firm for the following five years is to provide IPTV in the continent, with a potential market of more than 126 million of viewers. The agreement between Cantv and ZTE was executed in February 2009.

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