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About NETINT
We started NETINT with a big dream of combining the benefits of silicon with the quality and flexibility of software for video encoding using proprietary ASICs. You can read all about it here.
Dylan Patel about NETINT
Meet NETINT: The Startup Selling Datacenter VPUs To ByteDance, Baidu, Tencent, Alibaba, And More
.png?width=1920&height=1080&name=1920%20by%201080px%20-%20DylanPatel%20(RestreamThumbnail).png "Why YouTube and Meta encode with ASIC - Daylan Patel from Semi Analysis and Alex Liu from NETINT.")
Why ASIC?
Why YouTube and Meta encode with ASIC - Dylan Patel from Semi Analysis and Alex Liu from NETINT.
Choosing Transcoding Hardware: Deciphering the Superiority of ASIC-based Technology
Robinson’s analysis from the recent symposium makes a compelling case for ASIC-based transcoding hardware. Robinson’s metrics prioritized viewer experience, power efficiency, and cost.
Argos for the Rest of Us – With AV1
When Google announced the ASIC-based Argos VCU in 2021, the trade press rightfully applauded. Of course, here at NETINT, none of these benefits were particularly surprising. We’ve been shipping ASIC-based transcoders since 2019.
Argos dispels common myths about encoding ASICs
Even in 2023, many high-volume streaming producers continue to rely on software-based transcoding, despite the clear CAPEX, OPEX, and environmental benefits of ASIC-based transcoding. Part of the inertia relates to outdated concerns about the shortcomings of ASICs, including sub-par quality and lack of flexibility to add features or codec enhancements.
How NETINT enables ASIC upgradeability with Software
ASICs provide tremendous energy efficiency and yet suffer from being fixed function with limited programmability. This was a core engineering challenge that we addressed in the development of the Codensity ASIC family with upgradeable firmware that can be used for a variety of purposes, including adding new features and improving coding performance and functionality.
Understanding the Economics of Transcoding,
Transcoding is one of the most expensive production-related costs and the ultimate determinant of video quality, so obviously plays a huge role on both sides of this equation. This article identifies the most relevant metrics for ascertaining the actual cost of transcoding. Then, it uses these metrics to compare the relative cost of the available methods for live transcoding.
From CPU to GPU to ASIC: Mayflower’s Transcoding Journey
Ilya’s transcoding journey took him from $10 million to under $1.5 million CAPEX while cutting power consumption by over 90%. This analytical deep-dive reveals the trials, errors, and successes of Mayflower’s quest, highlighting a remarkable reduction in both cost and power consumption.
Case Studies
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Zapping: Low-Latency CDN Technology Revolution Across Latin America.
Learn why live-streaming platform Zapping built its own low-latency technology and CDN to stream Latin American content using NETINT Streaming Video Servers helping to accelerate Zapping’s rapid expansion in the region. “Zapping is the Netflix of the live streaming here in Chile, in Latin America. We developed all our technology; the encoders, our low-latency, and the apps in each platform. We developed our own CDN…” Nacho Opazo, Zapping Co-founder and CTO.
NETINT Buyer’s Guide. Choosing the Right VPU & Server for Your Workflow.
This guide is designed to help you choose the optimum NETINT Video Processing Unit (VPU) for your encoding workflow.
NETINT Quadra Server
Unveiling the Quadra Server: The Epitome of Power and Scalability
Streaming engineers face constant pressure to produce more streams at a lower cost per stream and reduced power consumption. However, those considering new transcoding technologies need a solution that integrates with their existing workflows while delivering the quality and flexibility of software with the cost efficiency of ASIC-based hardware.
NETINT Quadra VPU
Choosing Transcoding Hardware: Deciphering the Superiority of ASIC-based Technology
Robinson’s analysis from the recent symposium makes a compelling case for ASIC-based transcoding hardware. Robinson’s analysis prioritized viewer experience, power efficiency, and cost.
Choosing Transcoding Hardware - Analysis by Kenneth Robinson, Manager of Filed Application Engineers at NETINT Technologies
Build Your Own Streaming Infrastructure – Software
My assumption is that you’re currently using a cloud-based service like AWS for your live streaming and are seeking to reduce costs by buying your own transcoding hardware, installing the necessary software, and hosting the server on-premises or in a co-location facility. This article covers the software side.
Simplify Building Your Own Streaming Cloud with Wowza
Transcoding and packaging software is a key component of any live-streaming cloud, and one of the most functional and flexible programs available is the Wowza Streaming Engine. During the symposium, Barry Owen, Chief Solutions Architect at Wowza, detailed how to create a scalable streaming infrastructure using the Wowza Streaming Engine (WSE).
Simplify Building Your Own Streaming Cloud with NORSK SDK
Adrian Roe from id3as discussed Norsk, a technology designed to simplify the building of large-scale media workflows. id3as, originally a consultancy-led organization, works with major clients like DAZN and Nasdaq and is now pivoting to concentrate on Norsk, which it sells as an SDK. The technology underlying Norsk is responsible for delivering hundreds of thousands of live events annually and offers extensive expertise in low-latency and early-adoption technologies.
Simplify Building Your Own Streaming Cloud with GPAC
Romain Bouqueau is CEO of Motion Spell and one of the principal architects of the GPAC open-source software, one of the three software alternatives presented in the symposium. He spoke about the three challenges facing his typical customers: features, cost, and flexibility, and identified how GPAC delivers on each challenge.
