SAN JOSE, Calif. & LINKÖPING, Sweden, October 8, 2026 – Minerva Networks, a pioneer in the use of artificial intelligence and cloud-native solutions to transform the television experience, and Agama, a specialist in video observability and analytics, today announced an expanded technology partnership aimed at advancing Quality of Experience (QoE) and operational intelligence for broadband and pay-TV service providers globally.
Building on successful joint deployments, the expanded collaboration brings deeper, out-of-the-box integration between Minerva’s next-generation entertainment platform, powered by its conversational AI companion, Minnie, and Agama’s end-to-end video observability and analytics solution. Minerva applies AI to how viewers discover and enjoy TV, while Agama applies AI to how operators understand and improve the service behind it, making the two solutions a natural fit. As operators adopt hybrid architectures and Android TV, using them together gives teams a clear view of the viewer experience on every device and across the full delivery chain.
As operators navigate content fragmentation, super-aggregation across multi-device ecosystems, and the technical demands of high-concurrency live sports streaming, maintaining complete visibility from head-end ingestion down to the client device is mission-critical. The joint solution enables video service providers to transform video delivery from a passive stream into an intelligent, proactive service. By identifying and isolating streaming bottlenecks before they impact the living room, operators can protect Quality of Experience, reduce subscriber churn, and drive measurable viewer dwell time.
“Delivering next-generation television requires more than great content; it requires an effortless, uninterrupted viewing experience,” said Mauro Bonomi, CEO of Minerva Networks. “By deepening our integration with Agama, we are giving operators the real-time observability needed to keep screens running flawlessly. This reliability forms the foundation for operators to cure content fragmentation, keep subscribers engaged on the primary screen, and unlock higher-margin monetization opportunities.”
“We are delighted to build on our collaboration with Minerva,” said Johan Görsjö, Director of Product & Engineering at Agama. “By combining Minerva’s AI-driven platform with Agama’s AI-assisted observability and analytics, teams can see what stands out, understand why it is happening, and act faster. That means shorter time-to-fix, more efficient operations and viewers who stay engaged, helping operators get more value from their video service.”
The pre-validated, low-risk integration delivers a turnkey, cloud-native path for operators to accelerate time-to-market for modern entertainment services while maintaining carrier-grade reliability across millions of streams.
To learn more about the integration or request a demo, visit www.minervanetworks.com or www.agama.tv.
