Companies in Video Delivery & CDN focused on Encoding & Software.
3 companies
Netherlands
Ceeblue provides a live video streaming platform with sub-500 millisecond latency, positioning itself as the world's first provider in that speed range. The company's Media Fabric architecture integrates edge-computing for real-time processing, transcoding, recording, and delivery. Ceeblue supports multiple protocols including WebRTC, HESP, and its proprietary WebRTS framework, making it protocol-agnostic and suitable for diverse sectors such as OTT broadcasting, iGaming, and live shopping. The company was recognized by Streaming Media Europe as one of the most cutting-edge, influential, and dynamic technology companies in the streaming ecosystem.
Germany
nanocosmos differentiates itself in the real-time video streaming market with its nanoStream Cloud platform, engineered for ultra-low latency and 100% uptime SLA. The platform combines a global CDN, adaptive bitrate playback, and AI-driven features such as live transcription and translation to deliver interactive, reliable live experiences. Its recent adoption of MoQ (Media over QUIC) further reduces latency, making it a trusted choice for mission-critical applications in iGaming, live auctions, and corporate communications.
United States
Torque Video Systems provides energy-efficient video transcoding and broadcast monitoring solutions for digital television networks and OTT operators. Its flagship Pelican transcode platform delivers high-quality video processing at a fraction of the cost, energy, and footprint of alternative technologies, with models leveraging unique NetIntensity hardware codec technology. The company also offers the DVStor for compliance recording and disaster recovery playout, and the DVMon transmission monitoring and analysis platform. Torque's products help operators optimize quality, reduce OPEX, and gain insight into viewer experience.
