Scalstrm, NETINT plan Stockholm session on encoding efficiency
Scalstrm and NETINT are co-hosting a full-day technical session titled "Streaming Architecture: Encoding Efficiency at Scale" in Stockholm on May 22, 2026. The event, aimed at streaming engineers and platform teams, will focus on strategies for optimizing encoding efficiency at scale, including the role of video processing units (VPUs) and dynamic orchestration workflows. Speakers from both companies will address the challenges and solutions for reducing costs, energy consumption, and operational complexity in streaming infrastructure.
Key Takeaways
- The session, titled "Streaming Architecture: Encoding Efficiency at Scale," takes place May 22 at Hotel at Six, Music Lounge in Stockholm.
- Attendance is capped at 40 people, with breakfast at 09:00 and technical sessions starting at 09:30.
- NETINT’s Leo Nieto and Craig Butlin will open with sessions on encoding decisions and why encoding has become a major cost driver at scale.
- Scalstrm’s Dominique Vosters and Pontus Eklöf will focus on orchestrated, resource-aware infrastructure and encoding workflows that adapt to demand.
- The article says Scalstrm’s VPU-integrated architecture has recorded up to 50% lower cost per channel, 75% less server footprint, and 80% lower power consumption versus CPU-based pipelines.
Why It Matters
The immediate signal is that encoding efficiency has become a live operational topic, not just an architecture debate. Scalstrm is framing the issue around deferred encoding, orchestration, and resource allocation under fluctuating demand, while NETINT is using the session to push the VPU conversation. The broader ecosystem angle is the split between CPU-heavy pipelines and hardware-accelerated approaches, with software design still determining whether hardware gains hold up in production. What to watch next is which architectures get selected for the 10 available 1:1 clinic slots and the live pipeline reviews.
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