Ateme is a global leader in video compression and delivery solutions, helping tier-one content providers, service providers, and streaming platforms boost viewership and subscriber numbers. The company differentiates itself through its Emmy®-award winning AI-powered encoding technology, which was recently referenced by Apple at WWDC26 for supporting Apple Immersive Video workflows. Ateme's solutions power sustainable TV services, enhance quality of experience, and enable new revenue streams through personalization and ad insertion. With over 1,000 customers worldwide and annual revenues of €100 million in 2023, Ateme demonstrates strong market credibility and financial resilience.
RTVE has deployed Ateme's TITAN Edge platform to support satellite contribution for three new transportable production units. The software-based solution integrates encoding, modulation, demodulation, and decoding into a single 1RU appliance to streamline field operations.
Alpha Networks and Ateme have collaborated to deploy an end-to-end OTT platform for a major international sporting event. The integrated solution, which combines Ateme's video processing with Alpha Networks' Gecko OTT platform, achieved a glass-to-glass latency of 5 seconds.
Alpha Networks and Ateme have collaborated to deploy an end-to-end OTT platform for a major international sporting event. The integrated solution, which combines Ateme's video processing with Alpha Networks' Gecko OTT platform, achieved a glass-to-glass latency of 5 seconds.
Ateme has announced its planned demonstrations for IBC 2026, focusing on AI-powered sports highlight generation, agentic operations via its PILOT platform, and unified advertising workflows. The company will also showcase sovereign cloud deployments and ultra-low-latency delivery using Media over QUIC.
Ateme discusses the ongoing industry move toward multi-codec streaming, noting that 40% of survey respondents plan to deploy AV1 by 2026. The company advocates for just-in-time packaging as a strategy to mitigate the increased storage requirements of managing legacy H.264 alongside newer formats like HEVC and VVC.
Qvest, Ateme, and Scaleway have announced a joint production-ready OTT platform built on European cloud infrastructure. The collaboration intends to offer media organizations a sovereign alternative for end-to-end streaming workflows, spanning ingest to delivery, while complying with EU data sovereignty frameworks.
Ateme provides an overview of the Media over QUIC (MoQ) protocol as it approaches IETF 126 Working Group Last Call in July 2026. The article details the shift from HTTP-based segments to a pub/sub object-based model designed to enable sub-second latency at scale for live sports and interactive workflows.
Ateme has released a technical overview of its PILOT Analytics platform, which leverages the CMCD (CTA-5004) specification to collect viewer telemetry directly from CDN logs. This server-side approach aims to replace client-side SDKs for OTT analytics to reduce engineering costs and improve visibility across legacy hardware.
Ateme has validated its cloud-native video platform to run on Scaleway’s sovereign cloud infrastructure, alongside services from system integrator BCE. This validation aims to offer broadcasters an alternative infrastructure model that prioritizes data sovereignty and local governance over traditional hyperscalers.
Ateme has validated its cloud-native video platform for operation on Scaleway's European sovereign cloud infrastructure. The testing confirmed the platform's suitability for high-scale broadcast workflows, including live encoding, dynamic ad insertion, and storage, in alignment with increasing broadcaster demand for data sovereignty.
