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According to the Future Market Insights analytical agency, the global video streaming market at the end of 2019 amounted to more than $170 billion, and by 2028 it will increase to $591 billion. And this is not surprising: people, especially during periods of restrictive measures, enjoy watching live broadcasts of sports matches, their favourite TV shows on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, and follow e-sports battles. In 2020, G-Core Labs announced a unique streaming platform built on its own global content delivery network that is able to relay video signal to anywhere in the world with a delay of under 1 second. We asked Aleksei Petrovskikh, head of G-Core Labs streaming platform department, about this platform, its capabilities, and market trends.
Claiming to now enable video providers to achieve multi-million dollar savings in delivery costs per year while delivering “just right” levels of video quality across entire VOD asset libraries, video quality solutions provider SSIMWAVE has launched the SSIMPLUS Video Quality Dial.
In a new and significant win for the global media solutions provider, the UK arm of AMC Networks International (AMCNI UK) has selected Globecast to provide playout and distribution services for its EMEA roster of 21 channels.
Broadcast services provider MediaHub Australia has opted for Skyline Communications’ DataMiner solution, which Skyline says allows complete monitoring and control of MediaHub’s FibreHub optical network infrastructure from a single pane of glass.
