BCNEXXT Showcase The Future Of Playout Operations With Cloud-native Solution, Vipe
BCNEXXT NAB 2024 showcase brings massive savings and efficiencies to playout operations.
Reducing operational costs by as much as 60% with an incredible 99.9999% uptime, Vipe is a cloud-native software-only solution designed to streamline and expedite the deployment of fully automated linear (including live), OTT, FAST, Streaming and VOD channels. Vipe combines the multiple silos that content owners and distributors typically have in place today, drastically simplifying media supply chains, reducing operator-to-channel ratio and enabling organizations to quickly deploy new channels without the upfront costs.
Offering unparalleled flexibility, market-leading reliability, full customization, and remote operations, Vipe is a revolutionary platform that disrupts traditional playout operations. It can be deployed across public and private cloud platforms as well as on-premises. With its highly optimized compute usage, Vipe ensures lower-energy consumption leading to more sustainable operations.
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