NETINT Quadra Video Processing Units (VPUs) are now available for testing and deployments on NetActuate's global network.

VPU Powered Efficiency Enables High Density Video Infrastructure Scaling

Scalstrm demonstrated how it can deliver 110 broadcast-grade HD channels from a single 1U server at IBC 2026, combining its software platform with dedicated video processing hardware from NETINT. Speaking […]

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NetActuate announces the launch of VPU-as-a-Service at 15 locations worldwide, revolutionizing video processing capabilities with NETINT technology.

ジャパン・トゥエンティワンが販売を開始した「クアドラミニサーバー」は、NETINT社製VPUを搭載し、モバイル中継やエッジ処理における映像エンコードの課題を解決します。省電力、高密度処理、柔軟なワークフロー統合で、生産性向上とコスト削減を実現し、映像ビジネスの競争力強化を支援します。

The Alliance for Open Media has been busy these past few months. First, we’ve been growing our AOMedia Adoption Showcase, which now features stories from twelve AV1 adopters, including new additions Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, NETINT, and Synamedia. Read more about the adoption showcase in our recent update release. ## Industry Events Second, our members have been active at some key industry events. In October 2024, AOMedia members traveled to Abu Dhabi for ICIP 2024. During a half-day industry workshop, presenters from AOMedia members Google, Meta, Apple and Tencent shared the latest on the AOMedia next-generation video coding standard and provided status updates from AOMedia working groups and subgroups. The team also shared production use cases from Meta and Google and talked through some challenges and innovations that came from that work. The session was kindly sponsored by Google and Meta. Learn more about the session in our recent blog. A host of AOMedia members were also present at NAB 2025 this year. Teams from Bitmovin, Ittiam Systems, NETINT, Synamedia, Vimeo and Visionular were all on hand, showcasing their technology and discussing the latest on AV1. Read our pre-show blog here. ## New Members AOMedia has welcomed several new Promoter Members over the past few months, including Ant Group, Bloomberg, Spatial9, THX, Trinity College Dublin, and VLITT. We are thrilled to have this new group of members join, and we thank them for their contributions. If you’re interested in AOMedia membership, please email membership@aomedia.org for details. ## Member News * AOMedia member HDR Nova announced that AMD will leverage Nova Streams, a set of verification tools designed to help decoder and encoder implementers have high levels of confidence in their design, in preparation for AOMedia’s next-generation video coding standard. Read the full release: https://bit.ly/3E8PP91 * AOMedia member HDR Nova jointly announced with Novatek that Novatek has licensed Nova Streams, a solution that enables them to begin their design, implementation, and validation processes well in advance of the finalization of the AOMedia specification. This early access to Nova Streams allows developers to accelerate their workflows. Read the full release: https://bit.ly/3EeOOMR * Netflix launched HDR10+ streaming, utilizing AV1 as its backbone codec for encoding. This upgrade enhances the viewing experience for certified HDR10+ devices, which previously only received HDR10 content. * Allegro DVT‘s D310 semiconductor IP, the company’s AV1 Decoder IP, is built for easy hardware and software integration within ASIC/SOC design flows. It supports all AV1 profiles: main, high and professional profiles up to 4:4:4 and 8/10/12-bit. D310 features a scalable architecture up 8K120 throughout. D310 is silicon proven having been integrated into SoCs designed into various advanced silicon processes down to 3nm. Learn more via the recent announcement. ## Blogs There’s lots of blog content to catch up on from the last few months: If you missed our AV1 webinar last fall, you can get details and access the recording via our recap blogs. Check out the webinar summaries of session one and session two for some details on the discussions and links to the recordings. Learn more about our partnership with AOUSD in a post outlining that relationship, and get info on the recent releases of SVT-AV1 v2.3, Libaom v3.12.0, and Libavif v1.2.0. Visit our blog page for a list of all recent posts. ## AOMedia and AV1 in the News * Marc Baillavoine, Synamedia CTO, predicts open source codecs like AV1 to continue being rapidly adopted across the industry in 2025. * In this blog, Arm highlights Eclipsa Audio technology developed by Google, Samsung, Arm, and AOMedia. This audio experience leverages AOMedia’s Immersive Audio Model and Formats (IAMF) to create a 3-D soundscape. * Security Informed names AV1 video codec one of the year's most promising new technologies. * A recent Streaming Media Connect panel discussed the challenges of new codec adoption and deployment, highlighting AV1 codec’s rising popularity. * Senior Media Software Engineer at Media, David Ronca, explores the challenges and solutions of AV1 integration into the Android ecosystem. * According to Axis, next-gen AV1 video encoding is poised to revolutionize the surveillance market. _AOMedia joined Instagram and Threads - follow us at the button below! (We're onReddit too!)_

The Alliance for Open Media has been busy these past few months. First, we’ve been growing our AOMedia Adoption Showcase, which now features stories from twelve AV1 adopters, including new additions Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, NETINT, and Synamedia. Read more about the adoption showcase in our recent update release. ## Industry Events Second, our members have been active at some key industry events. In October 2024, AOMedia members traveled to Abu Dhabi for ICIP 2024. During a half-day industry workshop, presenters from AOMedia members Google, Meta, Apple and Tencent shared the latest on the AOMedia next-generation video coding standard and provided status updates from AOMedia working groups and subgroups. The team also shared production use cases from Meta and Google and talked through some challenges and innovations that came from that work. The session was kindly sponsored by Google and Meta. Learn more about the session in our recent blog. A host of AOMedia members were also present at NAB 2025 this year. Teams from Bitmovin, Ittiam Systems, NETINT, Synamedia, Vimeo and Visionular were all on hand, showcasing their technology and discussing the latest on AV1. Read our pre-show blog here. ## New Members AOMedia has welcomed several new Promoter Members over the past few months, including Ant Group, Bloomberg, Spatial9, THX, Trinity College Dublin, and VLITT. We are thrilled to have this new group of members join, and we thank them for their contributions. If you’re interested in AOMedia membership, please email membership@aomedia.org for details. ## Member News * AOMedia member HDR Nova announced that AMD will leverage Nova Streams, a set of verification tools designed to help decoder and encoder implementers have high levels of confidence in their design, in preparation for AOMedia’s next-generation video coding standard. Read the full release: https://bit.ly/3E8PP91 * AOMedia member HDR Nova jointly announced with Novatek that Novatek has licensed Nova Streams, a solution that enables them to begin their design, implementation, and validation processes well in advance of the finalization of the AOMedia specification. This early access to Nova Streams allows developers to accelerate their workflows. Read the full release: https://bit.ly/3EeOOMR * Netflix launched HDR10+ streaming, utilizing AV1 as its backbone codec for encoding. This upgrade enhances the viewing experience for certified HDR10+ devices, which previously only received HDR10 content. * Allegro DVT‘s D310 semiconductor IP, the company’s AV1 Decoder IP, is built for easy hardware and software integration within ASIC/SOC design flows. It supports all AV1 profiles: main, high and professional profiles up to 4:4:4 and 8/10/12-bit. D310 features a scalable architecture up 8K120 throughout. D310 is silicon proven having been integrated into SoCs designed into various advanced silicon processes down to 3nm. Learn more via the recent announcement. ## Blogs There’s lots of blog content to catch up on from the last few months: If you missed our AV1 webinar last fall, you can get details and access the recording via our recap blogs. Check out the webinar summaries of session one and session two for some details on the discussions and links to the recordings. Learn more about our partnership with AOUSD in a post outlining that relationship, and get info on the recent releases of SVT-AV1 v2.3, Libaom v3.12.0, and Libavif v1.2.0. Visit our blog page for a list of all recent posts. ## AOMedia and AV1 in the News * Marc Baillavoine, Synamedia CTO, predicts open source codecs like AV1 to continue being rapidly adopted across the industry in 2025. * In this blog, Arm highlights Eclipsa Audio technology developed by Google, Samsung, Arm, and AOMedia. This audio experience leverages AOMedia’s Immersive Audio Model and Formats (IAMF) to create a 3-D soundscape. * Security Informed names AV1 video codec one of the year's most promising new technologies. * A recent Streaming Media Connect panel discussed the challenges of new codec adoption and deployment, highlighting AV1 codec’s rising popularity. * Senior Media Software Engineer at Media, David Ronca, explores the challenges and solutions of AV1 integration into the Android ecosystem. * According to Axis, next-gen AV1 video encoding is poised to revolutionize the surveillance market. _AOMedia joined Instagram and Threads - follow us at the button below! (We're onReddit too!)_

_Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, and NETINT share firsthand accounts of how AV1 enhances business operations and customer experiences._ **Wakefield, Mass. — March 12, 2025** — The Alliance for Open Media (AOMedia) has expanded its AOMedia Adoption Showcase, spotlighting success stories from four adopters: Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, and NETINT. These stories provide an exclusive look at the advantages of AV1 from the unique perspective of each adopter, including enhanced video quality, operational efficiencies, and improved user experiences. This expansion builds on the initiative’s original lineup of adopters — ATEME, Bitmovin, Google, VideoLAN, Vimeo and Visionular — further solidifying AV1’s influence across the media and technology sectors. “The AOMedia Adoption Showcase illustrates the advantages that AV1 brings across a range of video coding applications,” said Dr. Pierre-Anthony Lemieux, Executive Director of AOMedia. “From driving operational efficiencies to enhancing video quality, the insights shared by Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, NETINT, and others highlight that AV1 is satisfying unmet needs.” ## Adopter User Stories Highlighted in the Adoption Showcase The showcased adopter stories demonstrate how AV1 has enabled industry leaders to deliver compelling media experiences while achieving lower bitrates. * Meta: Leveraging AV1 to improve video quality across its family of apps, ensuring smoother playback and reduced bandwidth consumption for users worldwide. * Microsoft: Driving innovation in video conferencing by utilizing AV1 to enhance video quality and reduce latency in Microsoft Teams. * Netflix: Delivering exceptional streaming experiences with AV1, allowing users to enjoy higher-quality video at lower bitrates, even in bandwidth-constrained environments. * NETINT: Empowering streaming platforms and services with AV1 by providing ultra-efficient, scalable, and high-performance VPU-based encoding for the data center. AV1 video is becoming a cornerstone of modern digital experiences, offering significant reductions in streaming and storage costs. Apple’s inclusion of a dedicated AV1 decoder in its latest media engine—featured in the iPhone 15 Pro models with the A17 Pro chip and M3-powered Macs—highlights its growing relevance. Today, approximately 95% of Netflix’s catalog is encoded in AV1, over 50% of YouTube’s catalog (by watch time) is available in AV1, and over 70% of Meta Reels on iOS (by watch time) utilize the codec. With tens of millions of AV1-enabled Intel CPUs and GPUs in circulation, AV1 is solidifying its role in delivering high-quality, efficient video experiences across platforms. ## About the Alliance for Open Media Launched in 2015, the Alliance for Open Media (AOMedia) was formed to define and develop technologies to address marketplace demand for open standards for media compression and delivery spanning video, audio, still images, and immersive technologies. AOMedia has 45 members that span the globe, including Board-level members Amazon, Apple, Cisco, Google, Intel, Meta, Microsoft, Mozilla, Netflix, NVIDIA, Samsung Electronics and Tencent. AOMedia’s open-source codec AV1 is a significant milestone in the ability to deliver a next-generation video format that is interoperable, open, optimized for internet delivery and scalable to any modern device at any bandwidth. Visit www.aomedia.org. **For more information, please contact:** Jessie Hennion AOMedia Public Relations jhennion@virtualinc.com 781.876.6280 Melissa Bednar AOMedia Public Relations mbednar@virtualinc.com 781.876-8962

_Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, and NETINT share firsthand accounts of how AV1 enhances business operations and customer experiences._ **Wakefield, Mass. — March 12, 2025** — The Alliance for Open Media (AOMedia) has expanded its AOMedia Adoption Showcase, spotlighting success stories from four adopters: Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, and NETINT. These stories provide an exclusive look at the advantages of AV1 from the unique perspective of each adopter, including enhanced video quality, operational efficiencies, and improved user experiences. This expansion builds on the initiative’s original lineup of adopters — ATEME, Bitmovin, Google, VideoLAN, Vimeo and Visionular — further solidifying AV1’s influence across the media and technology sectors. “The AOMedia Adoption Showcase illustrates the advantages that AV1 brings across a range of video coding applications,” said Dr. Pierre-Anthony Lemieux, Executive Director of AOMedia. “From driving operational efficiencies to enhancing video quality, the insights shared by Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, NETINT, and others highlight that AV1 is satisfying unmet needs.” ## Adopter User Stories Highlighted in the Adoption Showcase The showcased adopter stories demonstrate how AV1 has enabled industry leaders to deliver compelling media experiences while achieving lower bitrates. * Meta: Leveraging AV1 to improve video quality across its family of apps, ensuring smoother playback and reduced bandwidth consumption for users worldwide. * Microsoft: Driving innovation in video conferencing by utilizing AV1 to enhance video quality and reduce latency in Microsoft Teams. * Netflix: Delivering exceptional streaming experiences with AV1, allowing users to enjoy higher-quality video at lower bitrates, even in bandwidth-constrained environments. * NETINT: Empowering streaming platforms and services with AV1 by providing ultra-efficient, scalable, and high-performance VPU-based encoding for the data center. AV1 video is becoming a cornerstone of modern digital experiences, offering significant reductions in streaming and storage costs. Apple’s inclusion of a dedicated AV1 decoder in its latest media engine—featured in the iPhone 15 Pro models with the A17 Pro chip and M3-powered Macs—highlights its growing relevance. Today, approximately 95% of Netflix’s catalog is encoded in AV1, over 50% of YouTube’s catalog (by watch time) is available in AV1, and over 70% of Meta Reels on iOS (by watch time) utilize the codec. With tens of millions of AV1-enabled Intel CPUs and GPUs in circulation, AV1 is solidifying its role in delivering high-quality, efficient video experiences across platforms. ## About the Alliance for Open Media Launched in 2015, the Alliance for Open Media (AOMedia) was formed to define and develop technologies to address marketplace demand for open standards for media compression and delivery spanning video, audio, still images, and immersive technologies. AOMedia has 45 members that span the globe, including Board-level members Amazon, Apple, Cisco, Google, Intel, Meta, Microsoft, Mozilla, Netflix, NVIDIA, Samsung Electronics and Tencent. AOMedia’s open-source codec AV1 is a significant milestone in the ability to deliver a next-generation video format that is interoperable, open, optimized for internet delivery and scalable to any modern device at any bandwidth. Visit www.aomedia.org. **For more information, please contact:** Jessie Hennion AOMedia Public Relations jhennion@virtualinc.com 781.876.6280 Melissa Bednar AOMedia Public Relations mbednar@virtualinc.com 781.876-8962

Advantech partners with NETINT to revolutionize video streaming technology, enabling support for 384 live streams in compact servers, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs.

NetActuate collaborates with NETINT Technologies to enhance video processing capabilities using VPU acceleration for cloud advancements.