| At IBC2024, Stream-IQ is to launch a groundbreaking video delivery platform that is poised to disrupt the market by offering the most cost-efficient solution, primarily for Tier 2 and Tier 3 Service Providers. Stream-IQ will make its official debut at IBC 2024 in the Amsterdam RAI Convention Center, Sept. 13-16 (Stand 5.A37). As the demand for affordable and scalable video streaming solutions continues to grow, many video service providers face significant challenges in providing their customers with high-quality viewing services without incurring prohibitive costs. Stream-IQ is making its public debut at IBC2 and launching a video platform designed specifically to address this, offering a comprehensive, component-based platform that enables video service providers to deliver linear TV, catch-up TV, restart TV, and Video on Demand (VOD) services efficiently and affordably. “Stream-IQ is the result of our team’s extensive experience in the video delivery industry,” said Tijn Smithuis, Stream-IQ co-founder and managing director. “We have engineered a platform that leverages modern cloud-native technologies and best practices from building several video delivery solutions over the past two decades, avoiding outdated, costly systems, ensuring that our solution is both scalable and ultra cost-efficient”. Key Features of Stream-IQ: Ultra Cost-Efficient: Leveraging the latest cloud-native technologies, Stream-IQ minimizes operational costs, making it the most cost-effective solution on the market. Scalable and Flexible: The platform’s modular architecture allows video service providers to select and pay for only the features they need at a fixed monthly fee per subscriber, ensuring scalability and cost predictability as their business grows. Comprehensive Offering: Stream-IQ includes robust back-end content management, video back-office and front-end applications for various devices, and full support services, enabling video providers to deliver a seamless and high-quality user experience right out of the box. Functionality includes support for linear and live broadcast television, catch-up, restart and VOD services with DRM protection for authenticated and entitled subscribers. Stream-IQ will be showcased at IBC with a live demonstration of the platform. This debut, the company says, “marks an important milestone for Stream-IQ as it enters the market, offering a viable alternative for video service providers looking to enhance their service offerings while maintaining profitability.” Stream-IQ said it expects to announce its first partner shortly. |
IBC: Stream-IQ Leaves Stealth Mode, Launching Video Delivery Platform
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