Hydrolix processed 200 terabytes for FOX at the Super Bowl
Hydrolix provided FOX with real-time observability insights during the Super Bowl, processing 200 terabytes of data. This enabled FOX to monitor and analyze streaming performance during the live event.
Key Takeaways
- Hydrolix says it handled 200 terabytes of data for FOX during the Super Bowl.
- FOX used the real-time observability insights to monitor streaming performance during the live event.
- The collaboration was described by Hydrolix in a May 27 blog post titled “Real-Time Super Bowl Insights for FOX - Hydrolix.”
Why It Matters
FOX’s Super Bowl streaming workload was large enough to require real-time observability across 200 terabytes of data, underscoring how much operational visibility matters during peak live events. The example shows Hydrolix being used as a data-processing layer for live streaming performance analysis, not just post-event reporting. For StreamingMeme readers, the main signal to watch next is whether Hydrolix or FOX publishes any follow-up detail on the specific streaming metrics analyzed from that 200-terabyte data set.
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