Companies in Encoding & Software focused on Cloud Video.
32 companies
United States
Adobe's video ecosystem, anchored by Premiere Pro and After Effects, provides industry-standard tools for video editing, motion graphics, and visual effects. The platform differentiates itself through deep AI integration via Adobe Sensei and the Firefly video model, enabling features like generative extend and text-based editing. The acquisition of Frame.io adds real-time collaboration and review capabilities, streamlining production workflows for teams. Trusted by major brands such as Red Bull and Monster Energy, Adobe offers enterprise-grade solutions with cloud services and scalable deployment.
United States
Ateliere Creative Technologies differentiates itself with a cloud-native media supply chain platform built around IMF (Interoperable Master Format) and parallel processing transcoding, enabling post-production at a fraction of the cost of on-premise solutions. Its modular architecture allows media companies to scale content storage, processing, and distribution globally while reducing overall costs. The company also offers Ateliere Discover for creating OTT and streaming apps, monetizing content, and deriving audience analytics, positioning it as a comprehensive solution for content producers and distributors.
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.
Israel
Beamr is a world leader in content-adaptive video compression, trusted by major media companies like Netflix and Paramount. Its perceptual optimization technology (CABR), backed by 53 patents and an Emmy Award for Technology and Engineering, reduces video file sizes by up to 50% while preserving quality for human viewing and AI-powered enhancements. The company powers efficient video workflows across media, user-generated content, machine learning, and autonomous vehicle markets, with flexible deployment options including on-premises, private or public cloud on AWS and OCI.
United Kingdom
Blue Lucy provides an orchestration platform that integrates DAM, MAM, and media services into a unified workflow layer, enabling media organizations to manage complex content supply chains. Their platform connects storage, processing, enrichment, and delivery into fully traceable workflows, offering greater visibility and control. The company's products, BLAM and BOLT, are designed for rapid deployment and operational efficiency in high-volume video environments.
Sweden
Cantemo provides a media asset management (MAM) platform that simplifies complex digital media workflows, enabling efficient ingestion, annotation, cataloging, collaboration, storage, retrieval, and distribution of assets. Its flagship product, Cantemo Portal, is known for its customizable interface and extensive toolset, serving broadcasters, studios, and content creators. The release of Cantemo 6 introduced a modernized user interface and integrated Codemill's Accurate Player, significantly enhancing user experience and backend performance. Acquired by Codemill in 2021, Cantemo benefits from the combined expertise of both organizations, reinforcing its credibility as a trusted solution in the media and entertainment industry.
United Kingdom
Coconut is a cloud-based video encoding service and API designed for developers to integrate video transcoding into applications quickly without video expertise. It differentiates itself with a cost-effective, auto-scalable architecture that claims up to 68% lower costs compared to competitors, along with parallel transcoding pipelines and lightning-fast speeds. With over 19 years of experience since 2006, Coconut serves over 1,200 developers and CTOs, offering global infrastructure with multiple regions to reduce bandwidth and egress fees.
Sweden
Codemill provides cloud-native media workflow applications, most notably its Accurate.Video platform for asset versioning QC/QA and content segmentation tailored for AVOD/SVOD and FAST channels. The company differentiates through deep integrations with leading content platforms including Cantemo (acquired in 2021) and the Technology & Engineering Emmy Award-winning Vidispine media backbone APIs. Its Accurate Player SDK and Cantemo MAM further enable efficient content supply chain and media asset management for top broadcasters and studios globally. This integrated approach helps media teams transition to cloud-based workflows while maintaining high efficiency.
United States
Crispin Corporation provides broadcast automation and media asset management solutions designed for flexibility and reliability. Its next-generation platform, Core, supports on-premises, virtualized, and cloud deployments, allowing stations to adapt to changing needs. Acquired by Sony in 2017, Crispin offers 24/7 live support and a modular approach that lets customers only purchase what they need. The company's web-based tools like LoadingDock and webRPX enable remote ingest and playlist control.
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 States
Hybrik, now part of Dolby, is a cloud-based media processing platform that provides transcoding, quality control, encryption, file transfers, archival storage, and streaming—all controllable through a public RESTful API. Unlike many competitors, it runs entirely within the customer's Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) on AWS, GCP, or Azure, ensuring high security and cost efficiency. The platform uses a JSON-based job definition system that supports complex workflows with conditional execution and error handling, enabling automation of even the most demanding media processing pipelines. Its acquisition by Dolby in 2018 further validates its enterprise-grade reliability and integration with Dolby's audio and imaging technologies.
United States
Encoding.com is the world's largest cloud-based video processing platform, having processed over a billion videos and one trillion API requests. Its Emmy Award-winning platform was the first cloud-based automation solution for transcoding and packaging VOD content, serving Fortune 1000 media and entertainment companies. The company was acquired by Telestream in 2022, strengthening its position in cloud-media processing and orchestration for on-premises to cloud workflows.
Singapore
Etere provides an end-to-end media asset management ecosystem that integrates broadcast management, channel-in-a-box, newsroom, and ad insertion into a single, collaborative platform. Its software is designed to promote real-time collaboration across the entire enterprise, enhancing operational efficiency from planning to delivery. The company differentiates itself through a fully scalable, customizable architecture that supports both web and Windows environments, backed by a 24/7 worldwide support center. Etere's solutions are trusted by over 400 customers globally, reflecting its reliability and long-standing expertise in the broadcast and media industry.
Sweden
Eyevinn Technology is an independent consultancy specializing in video technology and media distribution, offering services from technology strategy and proof-of-concepts to integration and solution architecture. The company differentiates itself by being commercially unattached to any platform or vendor, enabling objective recommendations tailored to each client's needs. Eyevinn's team of thought leaders brings deep expertise in AI-powered media orchestration, cloud-native streaming infrastructure, and workflow automation for SSAI and OTT. They also organize the Streaming Tech Sweden conference, fostering community knowledge sharing in the streaming industry.
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
igolgi is an engineering-driven company that provides industry-leading encoding and transcoding solutions for broadcast, live, VoD, and cloud workflows. With over 200 patents held by its principal engineers, igolgi delivers innovative products such as the iLux ATSC 3.0 NextGen encoder and the Blazar ultra-fast software-defined transcoding platform. The company recently launched a high-availability Broadcast Operations Data Center in Schaumburg, Illinois, and announced a new channel partner program, demonstrating its commitment to supporting broadcasters and content distributors.
United States
Intel® Video Processing Library (Intel® VPL) provides hardware-accelerated video decode, encode, and processing capabilities on Intel GPUs, supporting AI visual inference, media delivery, cloud gaming, and virtual desktop infrastructure. It is the successor to Intel® Media SDK, offering improved frame rates and lower power usage compared to traditional CPUs. Intel VPL is optimized for Intel® Iris® Xe graphics and newer, including Intel® Arc™ Graphics and Intel Data Center GPU Flex Series. This technology enables developers to boost media application performance with programmable graphics and specialized codecs.
Canada
NETINT Technologies is the creator of the VPU (video processing unit) category, offering ASIC-based video encoding solutions that dramatically reduce energy consumption and operational costs by 20-40x compared to CPU-based encoding. The company's hardware supports advanced codecs including AV1, 8K, and HDR, and includes on-chip AI engines for image processing. NETINT has been recognized with a Technology & Engineering Emmy® Award for its efficient hardware video accelerators, and has partnered with Akamai to deploy VPU-powered video encoding in the cloud, demonstrating its credibility in hyperscale media processing.
United States
Norsk by id3as offers a low-code live streaming workflow engine that enables developers to build complex media workflows—such as multi-camera, picture-in-picture, and overlays—in days or weeks rather than months. Its drag-and-drop Norsk Studio provides a no-code interface for rapid deployment, while Norsk Manager ensures fault-tolerant delivery of thousands of concurrent live events. The platform is built on over a decade of experience from id3as, which has powered hundreds of thousands of live events for major clients like DAZN and Edgio. This combination of speed, scalability, and reliability differentiates Norsk in the live streaming software market.
United States
Orange Logic provides a powerful, infinitely scalable digital asset management platform designed for ambitious content creators in growing enterprises [orangelogic.com](https://www.orangelogic.com/about). The platform centralizes digital content, secures brand assets, and automates workflows to remove collaboration roadblocks [orangelogic.com](https://www.orangelogic.com/about). It serves a diverse range of industries including media, finance, healthcare, and retail, supporting some of the world's most impactful brands [orangelogic.com](https://www.orangelogic.com/about).
United States
Qencode provides intelligent, API-first cloud video infrastructure that enables development teams to build and scale high-quality video without operational complexity. The platform offers smart transcoding, live streaming, media storage, and content delivery, with AI-powered optimization for efficiency and cost savings. Qencode supports next-generation formats like AV1 and is optimized for delivery across devices and bandwidth conditions, making it a flexible choice for startups to large enterprises. By joining the Alliance for Open Media, Qencode demonstrates its commitment to open, interoperable video standards and practical AV1 adoption.
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.
Sweden
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.
United States
Signiant provides a cloud-native SaaS platform that accelerates and secures file-based media workflows, connecting over 50,000 media companies and more than one million users worldwide. Unlike generic file transfer tools, its platform is purpose-built for the media supply chain, enabling fast uploads, downloads, and cloud-to-cloud transfers while integrating with major storage and production systems. The company has raised $23.5 million in funding across five rounds, reflecting investor confidence in its mission-critical role for content creation and distribution.
United States
Storj provides a decentralized cloud storage platform that leverages a global network of underutilized hard drive space to deliver object storage with performance comparable to major providers like AWS, but at up to 90% lower cost and with dramatically reduced carbon emissions. The platform is built for media, entertainment, and creative production workflows, offering globally distributed storage, advanced compute, and seamless file access for post-production, VFX, streaming, gaming, and AI-driven content creation. Storj differentiates itself through enhanced security and privacy, as data is encrypted client-side and spread across thousands of nodes in over 100 countries, eliminating single points of failure. The company was acquired by Inveniam Capital Partners and has raised $35.4M in total funding, including an initial coin offering, demonstrating strong investor confidence in its decentralized approach.
United States
Telestream differentiates itself by providing end-to-end, AI-powered solutions that automate and scale the entire media supply chain, from live production and capture to transcoding, quality control, and distribution. The company's technology is trusted by the world's leading media and entertainment organizations for mission-critical operations, ensuring reliable delivery of the highest quality content across any platform. Telestream's innovations in automated media processing and video quality assurance enable clients to streamline workflows and adapt rapidly to evolving market demands, setting it apart as a proven industry standard.
United States
Teradek designs and manufactures high-performance video solutions for broadcast, cinema, and imaging, specializing in wireless video transmission, 4K video encoders/decoders, and SaaS platforms for IP video management and live streaming. The company's technology incorporates over 30 innovation patents in video codecs, radio frequency, networking, and monitoring, enabling ultra-low latency wireless links for mission-critical applications. As part of the Creative Solutions Division of Videndum plc, alongside SmallHD and Wooden Camera, Teradek's products are trusted by professionals in cine production, broadcasting, public safety, and sports for real-time video monitoring and distribution. The company has successfully implemented large-scale, multi-million wireless links across numerous industries globally.
Germany
Transloadit is a Media Processing as a Service (MPaaS) platform that automates complex workflows for video encoding, image resizing, audio transcoding, and document conversion via a developer-friendly API. Its key differentiators include parallel processing, customizable templates, and robust error handling, which reduce infrastructure burden and development time for engineering teams. The company is also the creator of the open-source projects Tus (resumable uploads) and Uppy (file uploads), which have become widely adopted standards in the file-handling ecosystem. Transloadit allocates a portion of its revenue to open-source development, further distinguishing it as a community-driven vendor in the cloud media processing space.
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.
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.
