Edgeware announced that GO Maltas is extending its partnership with Edgeware to help it shape the future of TV in the country. The company deployed a new solution that includes Edgewares CDN and Origin platforms, enabling it to deliver multi-screen services and provide viewers with a fully mobile and flexible TV-experience. With terrestrial and cable TV continuing to face fierce competition, GO is preparing to make the leap and offer its subscribers a multi-screen service that provides the personalised and high-quality viewing experience they now demand. The use of Edgewares CDN and glitch-free origin solutions enables GO to unlock the value of its live and VoD assets. GO now has access to the latest distribution technologies and more capabilities such as ad insertion and subtitling technology across more formats, allowing it to evolve its TV services with greater interactivity and mobility. To effectively build their offering, they rely on high quality solutions that can cope with up to 100,000 simultaneous streams. No other hardware servers could deliver the reliability they asked for and Edgeware has delivered on promise in every aspect, said Chris Attard, Senior Manager of TV systems at GO. Edgeware also presents an end-to-end solution, which means theres no need to go elsewhere. Its a one-stop shop with no risk and thats very important to them as they continue innovating TV. GO has been an Edgeware customer for many years, having deployed its IPTV solution in 2010 to provide customers with attractive features such as catch-up, rewind, record and pause live TV. This has helped GO build a loyal base of more than 100,000 pay-TV subscribers, with the extension of its partnership with Edgeware signalling the next stage in GOs journey to further innovate and expand its TV services.