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Nea Cdn - IABM Single BaM Product

NEA CDN

NEA CDN

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NEA CDN enables operators to build their own CDN within their existing network infrastructure. Designed specifically for video streaming, it dramatically reduces network load by acting as a shield to protect origin servers from multiple requests. Combining NEA CDN with an Ateme origin server such as NEA Live or NEA DVR makes video delivery more efficient, especially for live and near-live TV.


NEA CDN optimizes network bandwidth requirements by efficiently routing and caching user requests for content thanks to advanced algorithms; for example with content awareness. NEA CDN caches can be distributed geographically to cover multiple territories and positioned close to end users at the edge of the network, in a data center or peering location, improving customer quality of experience.


When coupled with chunk-sharing technology between live and cloud DVR services, NEA CDN enhances content delivery performance and optimizes network usage by up to 30%, cutting costs.


As a cloud-native application, NEA CDN can be deployed on any infrastructure, whether on-prem or in the cloud. It leverages container orchestration to offer true scalability. This means you can adapt CDN capacity to real traffic variations, so you save money by avoiding permanent over-provisioning to accommodate irregular traffic peaks.


NEA CDN uses PILOT Manager, Ateme’s centralized orchestration and management application, to provide a global CDN-aware topology. You can then define a CDN-wide delivery strategy from a single point and tailor your content delivery to your business rules.


Applications



  • Video-focused content delivery

  • Real-time request routing

  • Multi-tier content caching


Features and Benefits



  • Low-latency live OTT delivery

  • Cloud-native, elastic CDN architecture

  • Highly scalable, carrier-grade CDN

  • Centralized orchestration and management

  • Highly customizable business rules directly within the UI

  • HTTP adaptive streaming protocols: MPEGDASH, HLS, Smooth Streaming

  • High-performance content-aware routing and caching

  • Device-aware routing and caching

  • Granular user geo-location

  • Content popularity-based caching

  • Flexible offloading to third-party CDN

  • Multiple CDN selection engine


 


Download the datasheet: https://www.ateme.com/product-video-content-delivery/#resources


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