The Spanish operator Avatel has incorporated new technology from Ateme in its OTT platform CLICtv to reduce latency of live broadcasts.
Rohde & Schwarz and Qualcomm show 5G Broadcast system at IMC22
Rohde & Schwarz and Qualcomm Technologies have once again joined forces to underline the potential of 5G Broadcast to drive new business models, transform the way content is delivered and […]
Canal+ achieves low-latency UHD streaming with Ateme NEA packager
Canal+ has launched one of the first deployments of OTT low-latency streaming in the world.
Ateme acquires majority stake in Anevia
Following the announcement on October 6 of the final agreements between Ateme and the main shareholders of Anevia have completion the first contribution in kind to Atema by the majority […]
Fraunhofer IIS launches webinar series on next-gen technologies
Next-generation audio and video technologies as well as the future of broadcast and streaming are the focus of a new webinar series set up by German research institute Fraunhofer IIS.
Ateme and Anevia in exclusive acquisition negotiations
Ateme and the main shareholders of Anevia have entered into exclusive negotiations to acquire a total of 87% of Anevia’s share capital.
Ateme provides new Movistar+ video headend
Ateme has announced that Movistar+, the audiovisual entertainment arm of Spanish Telefónica Group, has chosen to implement Ateme’s Titan solution for distribution of its live DTH/OTT services.
Kyrion and TITAN drive ATEME’s adoption of BISS-CA
Video delivery specialist ATEME says its Kyrion and TITAN Edge solutions remain “inherent” in the development and market adoption of the BISS-CA standard.
Majority of broadcasters to offer personalised ads
Four-fifths (80%) of broadcasters are considering implementing ads tailored to the consumer but are increasingly falling behind streaming services due hesitance around adopting cloud technologies.
Ateme steps ups dynamic channel origination
Ateme has launched a new solution that allows broadcasters and content providers to both originate and distribute personalised channels over their networks.