Companies in Encoding & Software focused on Artificial Intelligence & Analytics.
22 companies
France
AccepTV specializes in perceived video and audio quality measurement, offering a comprehensive suite of metrics including VMAF, PSNR, SSIM, and proprietary algorithms for lip-sync and packet-loss analysis. Their no-code platform AnyTest.cloud enables broadcasters and content providers to simulate real user experiences for end-to-end quality monitoring. The company's solutions help optimize video delivery across IP networks, ensuring high-quality viewing experiences for streaming services and television broadcasters.
Czechia
Aveco is the world's largest independent provider of broadcast automation and media asset management (MAM) solutions, serving over 300 broadcasters globally. The company differentiates itself through its ASTRA Media Factory platform, which unifies automation, MAM, and integrated channel playout into a single, scalable system supporting on-premises, cloud, and hybrid workflows. Aveco's breadth of control innovations and API implementations enable it to manage complex multi-channel, multi-site operations as well as small standalone systems, offering reliability backed by 24/7/365 support. With a focus on news production, master control, and sports playout automation, Aveco delivers end-to-end solutions for TV networks of all sizes.
South Korea
Chips&Media is a multimedia IP provider specializing in hardware video codec IP, image processing, and neural processing unit (NPU) solutions. Its technology has been adopted by over 150 semiconductor companies and has powered more than 3 billion units globally. The company's video codec IP supports all major formats from 1080p up to 8K at 120fps, including H.265, H.264, AV1, VP9, and VVC. With the introduction of its custom NPU for edge devices, Chips&Media is transforming into a premium multimedia IP provider.
United States
CloudSoda, now part of Diskover Data, offers an intelligent, AI-ready data management platform for unstructured data. Its platform covers discovery, indexing, orchestration, and lifecycle automation, turning unstructured data into actionable insights. The company was acquired by Diskover Data in June 2025, and previously acquired DataIntell in 2024, strengthening its data management capabilities. CloudSoda differentiates itself with predictive analytics and user-defined policies for transparent data sharing from edge to core to cloud.
France
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.
United Kingdom
Deep Render is a deep tech startup that has developed an AI-first image and video compression codec, claiming up to 80% improvement over traditional standards. Unlike conventional compression methods, the company's proprietary algorithms leverage deep learning, density estimation, and unsupervised learning to fundamentally reshape compression technology. With a team of over 30 AI-based compression specialists and 18 patents, Deep Render aims to solve bandwidth bottlenecks by delivering a software-only solution that can effectively increase global bandwidth by five times. The company was acquired by InterDigital in October 2025, further validating its technology and market position.
United States
Evolphin provides a unified Digital Asset Management (DAM) and Media Asset Management (MAM) platform called Zoom, which leverages a high-performance in-memory deduplication technology for fast content sharing and collaboration. The platform incorporates AI for automated media management and insights, serving industries such as advertising, broadcasting, and retail. Its approach differentiates from traditional DAMs by combining both DAM and MAM capabilities with advanced deduplication and AI features.
Germany
Fraunhofer IIS is a global leader in applied research, known for inventing the mp3 format and advancing next-generation audio codecs. It specializes in microelectronics, artificial intelligence, data acquisition, and signal processing, delivering customized solutions for industry and public authorities. As the largest institute within the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, it generates €240 million in annual funding, with 42% from industry contracts, demonstrating strong market trust.
Singapore
Gumlet provides an AI-powered media delivery platform that automates image and video processing, optimization, and delivery through a low-code integration pipeline. Its key differentiators include real-time media transformations, adaptive bitrate streaming, and built-in analytics that improve page load performance by up to 40% while reducing cloud costs. The platform serves over 10,000 customers across e-learning, media, SaaS, and e-commerce, processing more than 3 billion media files daily. Backed by $1.6 million in seed funding from Sequoia Capital India's Surge accelerator, Gumlet has earned trust from brands like BookMyShow and Tata 1MG for its secure, performance-driven media infrastructure.
United States
Hammerspace provides a global data platform that unifies unstructured data across data centers, clouds, and edge environments into a single namespace, enabling AI and high-performance computing workloads without data migration. Its metadata-driven orchestration and automated data delivery eliminate silos and accelerate data access for distributed compute resources. The company's acquisition of Rozo Systems and its $100 million Series B funding round (valuing it over $500 million) underscore its market traction and credibility in the AI infrastructure space.
Russia
MSU Graphics & Media Lab is a research laboratory at Lomonosov Moscow State University specializing in computer graphics, computer vision, and video processing. It is known for developing the MSU Video Quality Measurement Tool, which includes proprietary metrics such as the MSU Blurring Metric and MSU Blocking Metric for objective video quality assessment. The lab offers codec analysis services and licensing of optimized video filtering algorithms for companies, supported by partnerships with Intel, Microsoft, and Samsung. Its research-driven approach provides unique, academically validated tools for the streaming and video production industry.
United States
MTI Film differentiates itself through its award-winning digital restoration and dailies automation software, DRS Nova, which earned a 2024 Technology & Engineering Emmy Award. The company integrates AI-powered tools under the MTai brand (e.g., MTai FrameGen) to enhance restoration and post-production workflows. Unlike traditional post houses, MTI Film develops its own software and offers a remote center for distributed production, serving top studios and networks for over 30 years.
United States
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South Korea
PIXTREE specializes in AI-powered multimedia solutions, focusing on video compression and enhancement technologies. The company developed the first UHD encoder in South Korea using domestic technology and contributed to the standardization of terrestrial DMB, the world's first mobile broadcasting service. It applies deep learning to convert low-resolution images into ultra-high resolution and provides cloud-based transcoding solutions. These innovations in AI-driven media processing and broadcasting infrastructure position PIXTREE as a specialized provider in the video encoding and delivery space.
United States
Qumulo is a cloud data storage platform that provides unified visibility for all data across on-premises, edge, and cloud environments. It offers cost-optimized, high-performance, enterprise-grade, exabyte-scale cloud file storage with real-time visibility and control. The company has raised over $347 million in funding, including a $125 million Series E round in 2020 at a valuation of over $1.2 billion, serving Fortune 500 companies and major film studios. Qumulo's single platform simplifies file data management with continuous new features and a focus on multi-cloud environments.
United States
Ravnur offers an AI-powered media management platform for multi-channel live streaming and asset management, enabling organizations to ingest from anywhere and publish to anywhere. The platform covers the entire video content lifecycle—create, upload, enrich, transcode, store, and deliver—and supports any content, device, operating system, or browser. Ravnur differentiates itself by deploying to the customer's own subscription in Commercial and Government Azure clouds, providing complete control over security, privacy, and governance, along with a built-in Enterprise CDN and offline DRM. Its rich APIs and out-of-the-box applications like SharePoint add-ins and mobile apps allow seamless integration with existing enterprise IT assets.
United States
Rightsline is a global IP commerce SaaS platform that provides comprehensive rights and royalties management software for the entire intellectual property lifecycle. The platform differentiates itself by offering 360-degree visibility into rights, royalties, contracts, and sales opportunities, serving industries such as media and entertainment, gaming, publishing, and life sciences. Notable for its acquisition of RSG Media to amplify platform capabilities, Rightsline serves major clients including Amazon, BBC Studios, Spotify, FIFA, Merck, EA, and Hallmark. The company has also launched its fully-hosted Alliant Cloud Platform for managing royalties at scale, demonstrating ongoing innovation in the rights management space.
United States
Scale Logic is a leader in advanced media workflow infrastructure, providing future-proof storage and workflow orchestration solutions. The company differentiates itself through its AI-powered media content discovery engine, CaraOne, which leverages intelligent search to help production teams quickly find and manage vast video archives. Scale Logic also offers shared storage, remote connectivity, data management, and data protection solutions tailored for media and entertainment. By focusing on practical, high-performance infrastructure, the company helps clients streamline workflows and improve productivity in an increasingly data-intensive environment.
Spain
System73 provides a data logistics platform that uses AI-powered diagnostics and patented deep learning processes to predict internet traffic congestion and dynamically route content around it. This real-time network visibility across the entire delivery chain enables broadcast-quality OTT streaming with up to 75% bandwidth reduction and compatibility with 4K, 8K, and VR formats. By offloading traffic through centralized P2P edge intelligence, the platform reduces CDN dependence and scales to handle spikes in viewership, maximizing QoE and profitability for operators and broadcasters.
United States
Venera Technologies differentiates itself in the automated quality control (QC) market with its cloud-native SaaS solutions, including Quasar®, the first native cloud-based QC platform, and Pulsar™ for on-premise deployments. The company's CapMate™ solution is a comprehensive tool for verifying and correcting caption and subtitle sidecar files, detecting complex issues like caption sync, overlap on burnt-in text, and profanity. Serving large studios, broadcasters, and OTT providers, Venera's products are designed for dynamic scalability and usage-based pricing, setting them apart from traditional QC vendors.
China
VeriSilicon is a leading provider of custom silicon solutions and semiconductor intellectual property (IP), leveraging its proprietary portfolio of six core processor IPs including GPU, NPU, VPU, DSP, ISP, and display processing, along with over 1,700 analog and mixed-signal IPs. Its unique 'Silicon Platform as a Service' (SiPaaS) model enables customers to accelerate chip development for AI applications spanning from edge devices like smartwatches and AR glasses to cloud servers. The company is advancing Chiplet technology for AI and autonomous driving, offering integrated solutions that combine interface IP, Chiplet architecture, and advanced packaging. This comprehensive IP and platform approach allows VeriSilicon to serve diverse markets including consumer electronics, automotive, and data processing with differentiated, scalable silicon designs.
United States
Visionular provides AI-driven video compression solutions that help broadcasters and streaming platforms reduce transcoding, storage, and delivery costs by over 50%. Its technology integrates deep learning with video encoding to support H.264/AVC, HEVC, and AV1 codecs via SDKs and the AuroraCloud SaaS platform. Serving over 200 customers globally with a 100% retention rate and processing over 2 billion minutes of video monthly, Visionular delivers ultra-high-definition video experiences for long-form, short-form, live broadcasting, OTT, cloud gaming, and other applications. The company’s approach combines more than 20 years of combined expertise in video encoding, image processing, and computer vision to differentiate itself in the market.
