TiVo Discontinues DVR Hardware Business to Focus on Smart TV Software
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Summary
TiVo, the digital video recording pioneer, is exiting its legacy DVR hardware business and shifting focus to its branded operating system software for smart televisions. The company has stopped selling Edge DVR hardware products as of October 1, 2025, and will now concentrate on third-party content searches, recommendations, and free ad-supported streaming options through its software platform.
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"TiVo has moved on from its legacy DVR technology, focusing instead on its branded operating system software"
"promoting third-party content searches, recommendation, including free ad-supported streaming options and more for smart televisions"
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