Broadpeak Turns the Live CDN Into a Commerce-and-Defense Stack
Broadpeak announced it will showcase new and enhanced live streaming capabilities at NAB Show 2026, including Multiview viewing experiences, Media over QUIC (MoQ) for lower-latency live delivery, and upgrades to its video CDN for large-scale live events. The company also highlighted expanded advertising features (including BannersIn2 formats and Click2Cart) and real-time anti-piracy capabilities integrated into its CDN, plus AI-powered subtitling and dubbing.
Key Takeaways
- Multiview targets premium live engagement (multi-angle, multi-event) while reducing client interoperability friction and delivery costs.
- MoQ is positioned as the latency and channel-change lever for live—faster start, fewer stalls, better QoE under load.
- BannersIn2 expands inventory with pause/overlay/squeeze-back formats; Click2Cart pushes streaming ads closer to measurable conversion.
- Anti-piracy moves into the CDN with anti-token sharing, AI pattern detection, quota management, and real-time content replacement.
Why It Matters
Live streaming is becoming a single high-stakes battleground where QoE, monetization, and security fail together—so vendors are bundling them. Broadpeak’s message is clear: the CDN can’t just deliver bits; it must enforce entitlements, detect abuse in real time, and create new “shoppable” inventory without breaking the viewing experience. MoQ and multiview also signal the next wave of differentiation for premium live (sports, events): lower latency and richer camera control. The emerging meme: the delivery stack is evolving into a revenue + risk-control platform, not a cost center.
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