Dalet provides a cloud-native media workflow platform that unifies content production, management, and distribution for broadcasters, sports teams, and media-rich enterprises. Its flagship Dalet Pyramid and Dalet Flex solutions enable agile, scalable operations with built-in AI for metadata enrichment and automated quality control. The company has earned the trust of major clients like the BBC, Fox Networks Group, and Arsenal Football Club, and its technology is recognized for accelerating time-to-market while reducing operational complexity. Dalet’s focus on end-to-end orchestration and open API integration sets it apart in a fragmented media technology landscape.
Dalia provides intelligence beyond an agent for media workflows.
Dalet Flex allows you to produce, manage, curate, orchestrate, deliver, and monetize your content.
Dalet Pyramid offers collaborative planning, web-based editing, and digital production.
Dalet Galaxy five provides unified news operations for television, radio, and digital.
Dalet AmberFin is for transcoding and media processing.
Dalet Brio is for ingest and playout of media.
Dalet InStream provides elastic cloud ingest.
Dalet Cut is a web-based, multiformat media editor.
Dalet Media Cortex is your AI Plug & Play.
Dalet Cube NG provides impactful real-time graphics.
Dalet published an updated support article for Dalet Iris implementation requirements on June 23, 2026. The article describes Iris deployment as a local-network appliance for connecting cloud and on-premises systems.
Dalet released its Flex Media Asset Management (MAM) 25.12 LTS update, showcasing three specific workflows. These workflows include using spectral analysis for automated content moderation, AI-driven metadata extraction to power search and recommendations as well as creating dynamic highlights for streaming platforms and social media.
In a blog post, Dalet argues that media organizations should buy purpose-built agentic AI platforms rather than build them, drawing a parallel to the challenges faced by companies that built custom Media Asset Management (MAM) systems. The article contends that the rapid evolution of AI, combined with the inherent complexity of media workflows, makes building proprietary AI infrastructure a significant long-term risk. Dalet positions its own agentic AI layer, Dalia, as a media-aware solution that avoids the infrastructure debt of custom-built agents.
