Broadpeak enables streaming platforms and broadband service providers to stream video at scale and monetize content effectively. The company's innovative video delivery and advertising technologies improve quality of experience and subscriber loyalty. Trusted by over 200 companies, Broadpeak's solutions reach more than 250 million viewers across 50 countries, demonstrating significant market credibility. As a publicly listed company on Euronext Growth, Broadpeak continues to pioneer high-performance streaming solutions.
Broadpeak's post-IBC 2026 analysis highlights industry trends including the maturation of Media over QUIC (MoQ), the rise of personalized Multiview, and the integration of shoppable ads into streaming workflows. The report also notes a growing industry focus on sovereign control over video delivery infrastructure and the practical application of AI across video workflows.
Broadpeak has announced its partner demonstration lineup for IBC2026, focusing on Multiview as a Service, Media over QUIC (MoQ), and advanced monetization strategies. The company will showcase collaborative integrations with partners including Akamai, AWS, Bitmovin, and Oracle at its booth and across the show floor.
Broadpeak has expanded its CDNaaS footprint in Brazil by deploying seven 1 Tbps HyperPoPs in partnership with local provider YouCast. The deployment utilizes Broadpeak's EdgePeak software to support high-capacity video delivery, multicast ABR, and real-time security for broadcasters and content providers in the region.
Broadpeak has announced its planned demonstrations for IBC 2026, focusing on Media over QUIC (MoQ) for low-latency streaming and AI-powered dubbing. The company will also showcase updates to its advertising suite, including Click2Cart functionality, and enhancements to its HyperPoP CDN architecture for real-time anti-piracy.
Broadpeak analyzed network traffic data from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, reporting that its multicast ABR technology reduced unicast traffic by 28 PB for a Latin American customer. The report details how synchronized viewing behaviors across global markets impose significant operational demands on origin servers and CDN infrastructure.
Broadpeak summarizes a discussion with JioStar CTO Akash Saxena on engineering and operating live cricket streaming in India at very high concurrency, citing IPL peaks of 32M (2023), 63M (2024), and 55M (2025) streams and planning scenarios approaching 100M concurrent viewers. The article highlights a hybrid delivery approach combining public cloud CDNs with infrastructure deployed within telecom networks, along with in-house SSAI at scale, anti-piracy enforcement, and increasing operational automation for live-event reliability.
Broadpeak outlines Media over QUIC (MoQ), an IETF-standardizing protocol stack for low-latency live media delivery over QUIC/WebTransport that uses a publish/subscribe model and frame-level (non-segmented) transport rather than HLS/DASH-style ABR segments. The article describes a proposed transition approach that keeps existing HTTP Adaptive Streaming (HAS) infrastructure while adding a cache-level HAS-to-MoQ relay to serve both HAS and MoQ simultaneously, and notes early experimentation on CPU and QoE impacts with more results planned for an upcoming white paper. Broadpeak also references an NAB Show 2026 live demonstration of MoQ and ongoing exploration of WebTransport over HTTP/2 in this architecture.
Broadpeak announced it will showcase new and enhanced live streaming capabilities at NAB Show 2026, including Multiview viewing experiences, Media over QUIC (MoQ) for lower-latency live delivery, and upgrades to its video CDN for large-scale live events. The company also highlighted expanded advertising features (including BannersIn2 formats and Click2Cart) and real-time anti-piracy capabilities integrated into its CDN, plus AI-powered subtitling and dubbing.
Broadpeak has launched a Multiview solution that lets broadcasters, streaming platforms, and telecom operators deliver multiple live sports feeds on a single screen more efficiently. The system combines video feeds at the packager level after encoding, reducing encoder processing requirements and eliminating the need for special multiview capabilities on end-user devices, while supporting flexible layouts and lower costs. The company will showcase the product at NAB Show 2026.
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