Netskrt is joining the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Global CDN Connect program to provide streaming providers with dedicated connectivity and reduced egress charges. The collaboration aims to improve delivery reliability for high-concurrency events by integrating Netskrt’s ISP-embedded network with OCI’s cloud infrastructure.
This collaboration addresses the two primary pain points for high-scale streaming: delivery reliability during peak concurrency and the volatility of cloud egress costs. By moving content directly from OCI Object Storage to ISP-embedded nodes, providers can bypass the public internet, ensuring higher quality for live sports where millions of viewers join simultaneously. For the broader ecosystem, this signals a shift toward deeper integration between cloud infrastructure and edge delivery to protect margins as audiences grow. Watch for whether this zero-egress model forces competing cloud providers to offer similar dedicated connectivity discounts to maintain their media and entertainment client base.
Netskrt has joined the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Global CDN Connect program to integrate its ISP-embedded network with OCI Object Storage. This partnership allows streaming providers to bypass public internet congestion and eliminate egress charges for eligible data transfers, significantly improving delivery reliability and cost efficiency for high-concurrency live sports and VOD.
The partnership allows streaming providers to retrieve content from OCI Object Storage via dedicated connections, which eliminates egress charges for eligible transfers and reduces latency by bypassing public internet congestion.
Netskrt reduces last-mile latency by embedding its network directly within subscriber-facing ISP networks, moving content closer to the end user.
The collaboration is designed to support high-concurrency streaming, specifically focusing on live sports and video-on-demand (VOD) services.
The companies previously collaborated on the joint development of Media Over QUIC (MOQ) protocols, which were demonstrated at IBC 2026.
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