Global Web TV claims to have come out with a breakthrough video on demand technology. This was demonstrated last month at the NAPTE Convention held in Las Vegas.

The new platform for media cast streaming delivers unprecedented stream density in a new compact carrier class server, an official release states.

Global uses Qwest OC 192 fiber bandwidth and a Satellite & Wireless Platform to develop the world's first true worldwide, all languages and 156 country carrier for a Media cast streaming server system, the release states. At the same time the cost of building and maintaining ISP-based media delivery infrastructures to portals that deliver Internet and phone services worldwide is lowered.

The soon-to-be released ISP Portal is the first multi-gigabit streaming capable of serving more formats than is offered anywhere (MPEG-2, DVD Quality to a TV Set through a PC) at multiple bit rates simultaneously. Global claims to have taken advantage of existing platforms and reprogrammable information to implement its proprietary Carrier Class Architecture and infrastructure in its system. This has resulted in a considerable sustained delivery system, operational simplicity and carrier class features such as downtime, in a single ISP Portal design.

The company claims that by working closely with the leaders in programming and streaming logic it has been able to fully exploit the power behind our new ISP system and create the world's most technologically advanced streaming portal. The company claims that the high speed and efficiency of its system will provide warp high speed access; much faster platform than DSL.

The Global platform claims to be the first multiple system service provider that is strengthened by strategic alliances with Qwest, Data Direct, Sigma Designs, Compact, Cisco and other technology leaders to complete a customer base system for deliver with Satellite system gates around the world.

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