All Cloud Computing articles – Page 2
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NewsHybrid-cloud leads for M&E sector
Some 54% of the global media and entertainment sector will host its workloads in the cloud by 2020, according to a new report.
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WebinarOn-demand webinar: Accelerating innovation across Media & Entertainment
This IBC365 webinar outlines and explains the collaborative Media-Telecom Catalyst innovation programme and how you can get involved in designing solutions to current media & entertainment challenges.
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Industry TrendsIBC2018 Tech Talks: Head firmly in the cloud
Serverless cloud promises to make cloud-based TV service delivery accessible and affordable. Read technical papers from Avid, BT Group, Streampunk Media and Gilmer and Associates.
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Technical PapersThe infinite capacity media machine
The fast-paced developments of cloud computing are evolving new kinds of machine that will be applied to professional media production.
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Industry TrendsThe rise of AI and the decline of VR
Multi-platform delivery, 4K/UHD, IP infrastructure and artificial intelligence (AI) are the growth areas of investment in media technology according to the latest analysis from the IABM released at NAB.
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WebinarOn-demand webinar: NAB Show 2018 Deconstructed
Not everything that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas: IBC365 is joined by a panel of industry experts to review what went on, what was hot, and what happened at the NAB 2018 conference and show floor.
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Industry TrendsTech in 2018: The impact of disruptive IT on media
From data gathering to regulation to new cloud service models, the industry’s adoption of new technologies will only accelerate in 2018.
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Industry TrendsTranscoding in the cloud
In the era of multiplatform delivery the ability to create many formats at speed is vital, but where does the cloud fit in a broadcaster’s transcoding strategy?
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Technical PapersMoving image demographics: Data mining to secure value
Existing moving image collections face an onslaught of challenges to remain relevant and licensable.
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Industry TrendsCloud hailed as saviour of post-production
The use of cloud-based services are helping VFX firms deliver higher resolution content and cope with the rising costs of running a post-production facility.
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Industry TrendsIBC2017 round-up: Halls 6 and 7
Tools for creating enhanced and immersive TV, film and commercials in the form of HDR, VR and 360-degree content were on display across the halls 6 and 7.
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Thought LeadershipQ&A: Eurovision Media Services’ Graham Warren
Eurovision Media Services is involved production and broadcast services through to content distribution. Chief Operating Officer Graham Warren explains more about the business.
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Industry TrendsInvisible assets: managing content in the cloud
The cloud promises flexibility but are concerns about price a barrier to adoption?
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Industry TrendsGuarding against the cyber security threat
If the threat of a cyber-attack is not yet keeping you awake at night, it is already a major concern for many broadcasters and media companies.
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Industry TrendsShifting post-production to the cloud
A new generation of innovative post-production providers is embracing cloud, virtualisation and remote working to deliver services with a radically-new business model.
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Thought LeadershipIn the rush for content, don’t overlook the importance of storage
Despite the focus on acquiring new content, operators cannot afford to overlook their storage requirements and the complexities associated with it, says Itai Tomer.
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Industry TrendsYouView execs hail benefits of the cloud
The adoption of a cloud-based platform has enabled UK TV service YouView to make large-scale changes in “days rather than months”, according to Chief Executive Richard Halton.
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Industry TrendsThe cloud will kill half of us… and save the rest
With 85% of media and broadcast industry buyers planning to deploy cloud technology within the next three years - according to the latest IABM End-User Survey - the pressure is on vendors and technology suppliers to embrace cloud and as-a-service solutions and business models.
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Industry TrendsCloud computing and broadcasting
Broadcast specialists are increasingly offering cloud-based solutions for production and management while in delivery broadcasters are turning to the large web-scale cloud players. Cloud computing
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WhitepaperWhitepaper: Virtual video transcoding in the cloud
Real applications illustrate the benefits of an accelerated video cloud, which leverages open source technologies & standard servers.
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