Scalstrm offers a new generation media processing platform, Scalecast, which uses a flexible microservice architecture and scalable design to help media operators manage IPTV and multiscreen OTT platforms from a single back-end ecosystem. The company focuses on solving bottlenecks in the evolving media ecosystem, enabling broadcasters and content owners to optimize content delivery and monetization. Scalstrm's solutions support the transformation to multiscreen delivery, with features like cloud-based scalability, modular architecture, and tile recordings for enhanced streaming performance. The company is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, and has been recognized as a partner of Verimatrix, highlighting its role in delivering high-quality live video content.
Scalstrm’s Origin platform serves as the backbone of modern streaming, leveraging scalable, cloud-based tile recordings to deliver seamless performance and reliability.
Scalstrm’s CDN delivers blazing-fast content, ensuring seamless performance, unmatched reliability, and an exceptional viewing experience every time.
Scalstrm used IBC2026 to showcase a transcoding platform capable of processing 110 HD channels on a single 1U server using NETINT video processing units. The company claims this architecture provides up to 50% lower total cost of ownership and significant reductions in power and rack space for large-scale operators.
Scalstrm and NETINT have announced a video processing platform designed to meet upcoming EU Data Act sovereignty requirements. The solution utilizes NETINT video processing units to achieve claimed reductions in power consumption and total cost of ownership for broadcast-grade channel deployments.
Scalstrm’s Transcoding transforms streaming efficiency, delivering content only when needed to slash costs, optimize resources, and guarantee high performance for every audience.
Scalstrm claims its software architecture enables 110 broadcast-grade HD channels per rack unit by utilizing NETINT video processing units. The company argues that modular, service-based software design is essential to fully leverage specialized hardware acceleration for improved density and power efficiency.
Scalstrm is marketing its cloud-native infrastructure platform, which utilizes just-in-time transcoding and origin shielding to manage high-concurrency live events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The vendor claims its architecture reduces hardware requirements by 40x and storage costs by 65% compared to traditional streaming deployments.
Scalstrm has announced a microservice-native platform designed to transcode 110 HD channels in a single 1U rack unit using NETINT video processing units. The company claims this architecture reduces total cost of ownership by 50% by optimizing power consumption and hardware density.
Scalstrm and NETINT are co-hosting a full-day technical session titled "Streaming Architecture: Encoding Efficiency at Scale" in Stockholm on May 22, 2026. The event, aimed at streaming engineers and platform teams, will focus on strategies for optimizing encoding efficiency at scale, including the role of video processing units (VPUs) and dynamic orchestration workflows. Speakers from both companies will address the challenges and solutions for reducing costs, energy consumption, and operational complexity in streaming infrastructure.
