Tivify, the OTT television platform owned by Spain’s TVUP Media Telecom, is set to live-stream the UEFA Champions League Final using Ateme’s latest Titan transcoding solutions. Based on the Common Media Application Format (CMAF), which significantly reduces latency, Titan has already been used in one of the only real-life low-latency streaming deployments for an improved viewing experience. […] More
Ateme has enabled China Sports Media to provide a multi-stadium viewing experience to attendees of the recent Winter Olympic Games. With all the different venues hosting the Olympic Games connected to each other, spectators in one stadium were able to view the action taking place in the 14 other venues. The experience was interactive, with spectators able […] More
Ateme, a supplier of video-delivery solutions for premium sporting events, from European football matches to Formula 1, has returned as a Gold sponsor of SVG Europe. “We enable efficient content delivery, with end-to-end low latency over satellite, IP and ASI networks, in real deployments,” said Claude Stoffel, VP sport & entertainment, Ateme. “Our recent developments […] More
Canal+ has launched one of the world’s first deployments of OTT low-latency streaming on AppleTV 4K thanks to Ateme’s NEA solution. The project enables Canal+ subscribers to watch sports events via HD and UHD low latency streaming through the myCanal application with almost no delay compared to broadcast delivery. It is available to any user via HLS-compatible […] More
By Julien Mandel, solution marketing senior director, contribution and distribution, Ateme The last twelve months have seen impressive innovation from the sports broadcasting sector. This has included the increased use of cloud workflows or greater personalisation, as broadcasters explored new ways of keeping their viewers entertained and engaged. Some of these were already in the […] More
By Julien Mandel, contribution segment manager, Ateme Technological advancements in sports broadcasting, while subject to innovation for many years, have been accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. With fans unable to support their teams in stadiums around the globe, over the top (OTT) platforms have begun to play a greater role in providing a unique fan […] More
Following the announcement on 6 October 2020 of the signature of the final agreements, Ateme has confirmed the acquisition of Anevia. The completion of the sale follows the delivery by the contribution auditors of their reports, in accordance with applicable legal and regulatory provisions. The majority shareholders will shortly transfer the balance of their interest […] More
Ateme has announced it is to acquire Anevia, after signing the final agreements for the sale of the majority shareholders’ shares in Anevia to Ateme. This follows the announcement made on 31 July 2020 of the possibility of acquisition, when negotiations were entered between Ateme and Anevia’s majority shareholders. The acquisition covers all of the […] More
In a mutually agreed transaction, Ateme and the main shareholders of over the top (OTT) and IPTV software publisher, Anevia, who together hold 87% of the share capital and 90% of the theoretical voting rights of the latter, have entered into exclusive negotiations to transfer their interest in the share capital of the Anevia to […] More
With a quarter of the world on lockdown due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, these are certainly unprecedented times, writes Remi Beaudouin, chief strategy officer, Ateme. With schools in many countries closed, a significant number of employees embracing remote working, and citizens being asked to stay at home, many of us have become increasingly reliant […] More
