Ateme Launches Audience-Aware Streaming Solution to Help Operators Address Sustainability Targets

  •       Audienceaware streaming enables operators to reduce environmental impact and increase QoE
  •       Analytics feedback loop from CDN to encoder optimizes operational costs
  •       Green end-to-end solution eliminates wasted carbon emissions from video streaming 

Ateme, a global leader in video compression and delivery solutions, is announcing the launch of its end-to-end AudienceAwareStreaming solution to enable service providers to deliver more sustainable streaming while optimizing the quality of experience. The combination of audienceawareencoding and audienceaware elastic CDN results in a powerful tool for optimizing resources to reduce energy consumption while increasing Quality of Experience.  

Ateme’s AudienceAware Streaming solution addresses two key concerns of the streaming industry: optimizing Quality of Experience (QoE) and minimizing carbon emissions from video streaming.

Taking a global, end-to-end view of the streaming workflow, the solution creates a virtuous feedback loop between the Content Delivery Network (CDN) and the encoders. Instead of locking wasteful power consumption into the streaming pipeline by creating the same set of numerous profiles* for every type of content, Ateme’s solution dynamically connects the CDN data with the encoder to adapt to viewing requirements and optimize the profiles – thereby reducing bitrate, saving resources, and lowering the total cost of ownership. While delivering on viewers’ service expectations around video quality, AudienceAware Streaming also enables operators to reduce their overall environmental impact.

Dan Patton, VP of Content Delivery at Ateme, said, “In a competitive and fragmented market, service providers need to optimize viewers’ QoE, while also addressing the need to reduce power consumption to meet CSR policies. Going beyond optimizing single steps in the video workflow, AudienceAware Streaming brings a new, end-to-end approach to making video delivery more efficient, so service providers can meet all these needs.”

 

*Profiles: In OTT platforms, video is encoded into a range of different bitrates called “profiles.” The most appropriate profile is sent to the viewer depending on the device and traffic conditions at the time of request.

 

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