Ateme
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6 rue Dewoitine
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Vélizy-Villacoublay France 78140
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France
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Ateme is a global leader of video compression and delivery solutions, helping tier-one content providers, service providers and streaming platforms boost their viewers’ engagement and reduce churn.
Leveraging an R&D task force that is unique in the video industry, Ateme’s solutions power sustainable TV services, improve end-users’ quality of experience, optimize the total cost of ownership of TV/VOD services, and generate new revenue streams based on personalization and ad insertion. Beyond offering technological agility, Ateme partners with its customers, offering flexible business models that match their financial priorities.
Find out more: www.ateme.com
Product Description
Contribution encoders, distribution encoders, transcoders, integrated receiver decoders, multiplexers, network management, multi-screen transcoding, video head-end, origin servers, packagers, cloud DVR solution, storage solution, CDN solution, DAI solution
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