AVIWEST Joins DEEPTEC Project To Develop Greener Live Event Workflows
AVIWEST, a provider of live video contribution solutions, joins the DEEPTEC project consortium with TDF and IETR (Institut d’Electronique et des Technologies du numéRique) to develop a sustainable and fully virtualized live streaming workflow over 5G networks.
Delivery over Energy-Efficient Processing and Transcoding in Edge Computing
This innovative consortium will demonstrate that
Nicolas Dhollande, research and innovation manager at AVIWEST, said, “We are eager to collaborate with the IETR and TDF to pave the way for a new green standard of live production that will help broadcasters and production companies to dramatically reduce environmental impacts, costs, and logistical burdens for organizing events.”
AVIWEST is provid
Wassim Hamidouche, senior lecturer at the IETR, said, “Cloud computing, 5G, and artificial intelligence offer us a great opportunity to develop sustainable video-streaming solutions that enable a very high quality of experience while preserving the planet’s resources.”
TDF, as a network operator,
Naty Sidaty, audiovisual innovation and standardization expert at TDF, said, “This project fits perfectly into TDF's roadmap for modernization of the DTT platform by developing an energy-centric headend solution for achieving scalable and efficient delivery of linear services over broadcast and broadband networks.”
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