The Empresa Brasil de Comunicação (EBC) has secured R$23 million in funding from ANATEL to develop infrastructure for Brazil's TV 3.0 initiative. The investment will support the deployment of a new Media Asset Management system and data center capacity to enable integrated linear and on-demand content delivery by July 2027.
This investment marks a critical shift for Brazil's public broadcaster as it transitions from traditional digital TV to a hybrid model that merges linear signals with on-demand streaming. By building a centralized Media Asset Management system and scalable data center capacity, EBC is positioning itself as the technical backbone for the country's next-generation open TV standards. This move reflects a broader global trend where national broadcasters must integrate IP-based services to remain relevant in a fragmented media landscape. Industry observers should monitor the July 2027 deployment timeline to see if the technical architecture successfully handles the projected surge in simultaneous digital and broadcast traffic.
Empresa Brasil de Comunicação has secured R$23 million in funding from ANATEL to develop its TV 3.0 infrastructure. This investment supports a new Media Asset Management system and data center expansion, enabling a hybrid model that merges linear broadcasting with digital streaming, essential for the broadcaster's planned July 2027 launch.
EBC secured R$23 million in funding from ANATEL to support the development of its TV 3.0 infrastructure.
The technical infrastructure is being developed to support a launch by July 2027.
The new Media Asset Management system is designed to modernize digital file cataloging and distribution for the broadcaster in Brasília.
The infrastructure will integrate the Tela Brasil streaming service into the public television ecosystem, supporting tens of thousands of simultaneous users.
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