A live stream lives or dies on the delivery layer. This category tracks multi-CDN strategy, edge compute, origin caching, HTTP/3 and QUIC, low-latency HLS and DASH, and the performance monitoring tools that catch problems before viewers do.
Maris-Tech has unveiled Venus-Space, an upgraded edge computing platform designed for low-Earth orbit nano satellites. This platform offers ultra-high-resolution video acquisition, onboard AI processing, and real-time streaming capabilities for space applications.
Wowza Media Systems published an article detailing the architectural approach for transportation agencies to stream live traffic video. The article explains how departments of transportation (DOTs) utilize Wowza Streaming Engine in conjunction with a CDN to achieve end-to-end scalability for live traffic monitoring.
AWS Direct Connect now supports Virtual Interface (VIF) Rate Limiters, a new feature designed to help prevent network congestion. This enhancement aims to improve network performance by allowing users to control traffic at the VIF level.
Amazon Web Services has expanded the availability of its EC2 M8i and M8i-flex instances to the Asia Pacific (New Zealand) Region. These instances offer up to twice better price performance and better price performance per watt than previous generations. This expansion allows users in New Zealand to leverage these optimized compute resources.
RIST and SRT protocols offer lower latency compared to TCP, but they also introduce a risk of congestion collapse. The article discusses why these ARQ-based protocols, while beneficial for latency reduction, have the potential to cause network congestion.
Poland recorded the fastest average mobile download speed among comparable countries between January and April 2026, according to data from nPerf. This data highlights regional performance in mobile network infrastructure, which underpins video streaming quality.
Tencent Cloud has been recognized as a "Challenger" in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS) for the fourth consecutive year. The company was positioned highest in Asia Pacific for its ability to execute, driven by advancements in AI-powered CPaaS and global expansion.
Google will retire its Widevine Cloud License Service (CLS) in April 2027. Streaming providers are advised to assess their Digital Rights Management (DRM) license infrastructure in preparation for this deadline.
Nokia published an explainer discussing how global network traffic is changing due to the 'AI supercycle'. The article indicates that while some changes are directly or indirectly linked to AI, others are unrelated. Its core focus is on how network infrastructure is evolving.
CentoGrid presents its enterprise platform for unified security, monitoring, and media infrastructure, emphasizing its Media Engine module. The platform supports various streaming protocols including RTSP, WebRTC, SRT, HLS, RTMP, and transcoding for ingest, processing, and delivery of video at enterprise scale. It also offers VMS monitoring and Network Management System (NMS) capabilities.
NAPAfrica and ZANOG have jointly deployed a community-run cache and compute cluster in Teraco CT2, Cape Town. This initiative aims to localize South African internet traffic. The deployment focuses on keeping content delivery within the region.
SoftBank plans to invest up to €75 billion to construct data centers in France. The initiative aims to develop and operate up to 5 gigawatts of additional data center capacity. The article provides no further details on the specific nature of these data centers or their intended use.
Dutch viewers are experiencing severe IPTV buffering issues due to network factors. These factors include internet service provider traffic shaping, distance from content delivery networks, and Wi-Fi jitter.
InHand Networks' CR602 5G Router has received certifications from Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile Networks. This certification enables the device, which features 5G R16 and Wi-Fi 7, for deployment on major North American carrier networks.
Unified Streaming is hosting a webinar on June 4 titled "How to prepare for major sports events." The session will share lessons learned from the World Cup and from delivering live football to billions of viewers. The event aims to provide insights into handling large-scale sports streaming.
Tulix Systems has launched "Heavy Edge Computing," a new service designed to empower media companies with more direct control over their video content delivery infrastructure. This offering allows clients to deploy and manage a complete content delivery stack, including storage, origin, processing, and delivery, directly within their own data centers or colocation facilities. It aims to reduce reliance on traditional CDNs, enhance security, and provide greater flexibility for real-time video processing.
Sumavision participated in ANGA COM 2025, showcasing its latest broadband technologies. The company highlighted its FTTx/D-CCAP solutions, as well as its Video, Cloud & CDN Platform designed for broadcast, OTT, and enterprise applications. While the article is dated ANGA COM 2025, no specific new products or launches were detailed; rather, it generally referred to their presentation of existing technologies.
MASV announced it has received the 2025 IDC Innovator Award, recognized by IDC as one of three global innovators reshaping the media and entertainment sector. The award highlights MASV's contributions to the future of the industry, as detailed in the 2025 IDC Innovators Report.
This article discusses the changing economic landscape of public cloud storage, noting that by 2026, the perception of it being 'cheap' has ended. It highlights concerns for businesses regarding the increasing costs associated with storing data in the cloud.
MSG Networks has partnered with LTN Global for a multi-year deal to migrate its terrestrial distribution to an IP-based system using LTN Wave. This migration is intended to enable enhanced and more flexible delivery of live sports coverage. The partnership will help MSG Networks transition from traditional distribution methods.
Quad9 improved its US Anycast performance, achieving 95% local DNS resolution, up from 45%. This improvement was realized through its collaboration with i3D.net.
Gray Media adopted Files.com to centralize video distribution across its 130+ stations, replacing legacy tools. The new system automates SFTP, share links, and inboxes for content delivery, enhancing IT control and compliance.
Classic Cinemas, a theater chain, has fully transitioned to e-delivery of content across all 15 of its locations and 139 screens, leveraging Deluxe's content delivery services. This move streamlines the distribution process, replacing physical hard drives with electronic delivery for all feature films.
Nokia has enhanced Worldstream's hosting security by integrating its AI-driven DDoS protection solution. This partnership aims to safeguard Worldstream's network and services against distributed denial-of-service attacks, ensuring service continuity for its customers.
MainStreaming, an Edge Video Delivery Network provider, has chosen IP Infusion's OcNOS networking software to enhance its international infrastructure for large-scale live video streaming. This deployment aims to improve the scalability, reliability, and cost-efficiency of MainStreaming's edge video delivery platform.
Akamai and Anthropic have partnered on "Project Glasswing" to enhance cybersecurity. This collaboration utilizes AI-driven insights from Anthropic's Claude Mythos to strengthen global systems, specifically mentioning Akamai's role in advancing collective defense.
Mediacom is implementing DOCSIS 3.1 network upgrades, utilizing 1.2GHz capacity enhancements and 'high-split' upstream technology. These upgrades are designed to enable downstream speeds of up to 5 Gigabits per second for its subscribers.
CRU Group is offering insights from the Fiber Connect 2026 event, focusing on the roles of AI, broadband, and the future expansion of optical networks. The report's takeaways suggest a forward look into infrastructure developments that support high-bandwidth applications.
GBH Boston selected Cloudian to build a hybrid cloud active archive. This new infrastructure aims to accelerate media workflows and replace their existing tape-based archive system.
This article discusses Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), describing it as a massively scalable object storage service that offers high durability, availability, and performance. It explains the fundamental characteristics of S3 storage and its operational principles.
Verimatrix and TELUS showcased the integration of Verimatrix Streamkeeper with TELUS Optik TV at IBC 2023. This collaboration focuses on providing anti-piracy measures and secure content delivery for Optik TV.
Parks Associates is hosting a webinar in partnership with Adeia titled "Beyond Speed: The New Era of Context-Driven Connectivity." The event will gather broadband and networking leaders to discuss ISP differentiation, user context, AI innovation, and enhanced Quality of Experience (QoE). The focus is on the next generation of broadband services.
The article explores how artificial intelligence is impacting telecommunication infrastructure, specifically focusing on network architecture and monetization strategies. It discusses how operators can leverage AI to capture value within the evolving AI economy. The piece centers on the transformation of telecom infrastructure due to AI.
EXA Infrastructure has selected Nokia to upgrade its international connectivity network capabilities. The modernization, utilizing Nokia's 1830 Global Express (GX) platform and ICE7 coherent technology, aims to increase network capacity by up to 15% while reducing power and cost per bit by as much as 50% for data center connectivity in the AI era.
CoreSite has selected Nokia to deploy an IP routing portfolio across 30 data centers in 11 U.S. markets. This solution will support data-intensive AI and mission-critical requirements for CoreSite's enterprise customers. The deployment focuses on massive scale, reliability, and power/cooling efficiency to enable low-latency service delivery and superior interconnectivity.
Nokia has been selected by the City of Superior, Wisconsin, to provide next-generation fiber and IP solutions for a new city-owned and operated wholesale open-access fiber network. This infrastructure aims to provide fast, reliable broadband services to the community, which internet service providers (ISPs) can then utilize to deliver services.
Nokia has launched a new suite of application-optimized coherent transport solutions designed for AI-era networks. These solutions aim to improve network efficiency and reduce total cost of ownership by up to 70%. The new offerings include a compact, in-line amplifier that enables network operators to deliver up to 40 times more services in multi-fiber applications.
Nokia Deepfield offers a solution that protects internet networks from Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. The company likens this protection to 'herd immunity' for the internet. The system aims to give defenders more robust and proactive defense capabilities against sophisticated botnet attacks.
Nokia is focusing on multi-rail Optical Line Systems (OLS) to scale optical networks for artificial intelligence (AI) demands. This technology aims to provide higher density, lower power consumption, simplified operations, and faster deployment for AI networks. The intent is to meet the increasing bandwidth and efficiency requirements driven by AI applications.
Nokia announced its Advanced Countermeasures Engine (ACE) to enhance DDoS attack mitigation. This technology aims to handle sophisticated Distributed Denial of Service attacks.
Nokia details its observability strategy for telecom networks, emphasizing the use of AI and automation to enhance network sensing, thinking, and acting through closed-loop automation. The company highlights the necessity of observability for network autonomy and business success within the telecommunications sector. The article serves as a general overview of Nokia's approach to network management rather than a specific product launch.
Irdeto provides gateway and broadband security solutions designed to protect routers and broadband CPE (Customer Premises Equipment). These solutions also include device identity management, supporting scalable operations for video entertainment providers.
Irdeto promotes its Armor product, which offers multi-DRM services and broadcast security. The solution includes stream encryption, cardless conditional access, and device protection, all designed for content delivery.
Irdeto provides anti-piracy solutions including forensic watermarking and OTT piracy prevention. These services are designed to safeguard content, particularly live sports, from unauthorized distribution. The company highlights its expertise in detecting and preventing piracy across various video entertainment platforms.
DMC, a TV production company, utilized Systems Design and IBM Aspera Enterprise to overcome challenges associated with network syndication. This solution helped them manage and deliver content efficiently for broadcast.
IBM Business Partner 'base' has implemented IBM Aspera On Cloud file transfer service to establish the global media distribution backbone for LCTV. This deployment utilizes Aspera's proven technology for media transfers.
FILMFEST MÜNCHEN utilized IBM Aspera software to facilitate the transfer of festival content. IBM Aspera enabled the seamless movement of large video files for the film festival.
EZDRM shares key takeaways from NAB 2026, focusing on multi-layer streaming security, C2PA, and the future after Widevine Cloud. These developments pertain to digital rights management and content protection for streaming video.
EZDRM's Precision Envelope Management (PEM) introduces an additional cryptographic security layer for streaming media. This technology enhances the protection of video content that is already secured by existing Digital Rights Management (DRM) solutions.
This article from EZDRM highlights that the selection of a multi-DRM security service for a commercial streaming platform is a critical business decision, not merely a technical one. It focuses on the strategic importance of DRM in securing revenue within the streaming video industry.
