Beamr says CABR can cut video files 50% without quality loss
Beamr highlights its Emmy® Award-winning Content-Adaptive Bitrate (CABR) technology, which aims to reduce video file sizes by up to 50% while maintaining quality for human viewers and machine learning models. The company positions its solution for media & entertainment, and autonomous vehicle industries, citing benefits like lower CDN and storage costs. Beamr also emphasizes its GPU-accelerated processing capabilities, support for AVC, HEVC, and AV1 codecs, and over 53 patents.
Key Takeaways
- Beamr says CABR can compress video by up to 50% while keeping model performance within <2% mAP.
- The company cites 30–50% lower CDN and storage costs for media and entertainment customers.
- Beamr says its stack runs on GPUs and processes millions of frames per day.
- The platform outputs AVC, HEVC, and AV1, and Beamr says it holds 53 patents.
Why It Matters
Beamr is positioning CABR as a way to reduce video storage and delivery costs without changing the visible result for viewers or the measured output for ML models. That matters for streaming and AV pipelines because the company is tying the same compression approach to both media distribution and autonomous vehicle data. The ecosystem signal is the list of named partners and users—NVIDIA, Oracle, Netflix, Paramount, JioHotstar, and TAG Video Systems—which suggests Beamr is pushing integration rather than a standalone tool. The next number to watch is whether its promised 30–50% CDN and storage savings show up in customer benchmarks on real footage.
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