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NETINT Technologies
AV1, HEVC, H.264 ASIC-based video encoders for metaverse, cloud gaming & real-time streaming data center workloads.
About NETINT Technologies
NETINT Technologies develops silicon solutions for ultra-high-density video encoding and processing in the data center. We are the creator of a new hardware encoder category, VPU (video processing unit), combining hardware efficiency with software flexibility and quality. With NETINT VPUs, a 1RU server can encode or transcode 160 1080p60 AV1, H.264, or HEVC broadcast-quality live streams at a 90% lower TCO than software running on the CPU. Use cases where VPUs are deployed include mobile cloud gaming, live game streaming, video conferencing, remote desktop, high-density social video streaming, live OTT streaming, and AR/VR services. NETINT is a VC-backed company of silicon innovators passionate about building solutions that leave an indelible mark on the world. Our offices and R&D facilities are in Vancouver, Toronto, and Shanghai. With our compact ASIC-powered video transcoders and VPUs, video services, and streaming platforms can reduce TCO and upgrade density and performance by an order of magnitude without replacing servers.
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Research & Knowledge
NETINT Technologies published an article outlining Arcadian's methodology for moving video teams from CPU and GPU-based transcoding to NETINT Quadra VPU infrastructure.
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Research & Knowledge
NETINT Technologies published an article explaining why system-level efficiency provides a better foundation for capacity planning than individual component specifications.
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Research & Knowledge
NETINT Technologies published an article exploring how purpose-built video processing and MPEG-5 LCEVC address different parts of the same efficiency problem.
Reported by Anita Flejter, MSBA, EMBA
Research & Knowledge
NETINT Technologies published an article examining how processing efficiency and compression efficiency can address video efficiency cost centers independently, with purpose-built video processing and MPEG-5 LCEVC.
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NETINT Technologies published an article exploring how Wowza Streaming Engine and NETINT VPUs improve encoding efficiency while preserving streaming workflows.
Reported by Anita Flejter, MSBA, EMBA
Presence & Recognition
NETINT Technologies is hosting a VPU Ecosystem networking evening on Saturday 12 September at Booth 1.D49, RAI Amsterdam from 16:00 to 18:00.
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Presence & Recognition
NETINT Technologies featured Mark Donnigan and Fabio Murra discussing TV 3.0 and Brazil’s DTV Plus deployment in an episode of Voices of Video
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Research & Knowledge
NETINT Technologies published an article explaining the stages of video infrastructure including demuxing, decoding, frame processing, encoding, and packaging, and why evaluating the entire pipeline provides a clearer understanding than looking at encoder performance alone.
Reported by Anita Flejter, MSBA, EMBA
Research & Knowledge
NETINT Technologies published an article exploring how Wowza Streaming Engine and NETINT VPUs work together to improve encoding efficiency without changing the workflow teams.
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