The tie-up enables China Telecom Global to leverage its worldwide reach, along with Tata Communications' Global Video Network to offer live sporting events in China, a company release said.
The partnership will cater to a market opportunity of USD 2.57 billion, the release stated.
The statement, however, did not quantify the benefits to Tata Communication.
It recently launched a new media ecosystem that enables cloud-based management of content and supports global media distribution requirements, over-the-top content and mobility applications.
According to a forecast by Cisco on global mobile data traffic, mobile video will generate more than 69 per cent of mobile data traffic by 2019.
Tata Communications video network covers more than 300 media hotspots in 125 cities globally. Over 24 per cent of the world's internet routes travel over Tata Communications' network, the company said.
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