Cloud IO

While there are plenty of tools for getting data into the cloud, professional media requirements are particular and early cloud adopters spent millions building highly customized ingest applications. Today, that trend is shifting in favor of off-the-shelf SaaS solutions.

Cloud adoption is rapidly increasing among media companies, but most are continuing to use on-premises storage and software alongside cloud investments.

This case study covers COPA90’s record-breaking coverage of the 2018 World Cup, backed by BASE Media Cloud, Signiant Media Shuttle and an innovative model for fan-produced content.

Scale out architecture uses commodity computing, scaling a single large file transfer across multiple cloud compute instances. Flight’s patented architecture for data transfer is the only solution to date that scales out large file transfers to cloud services.   

Content companies need to have adaptable, operational speed to survive and succeed in this consumer-driven and cloud-enabled media landscape.

We think you should be able to decide where you want to store your valuable content. Learn about Media Shuttle’s storage independence model and all the flexibility and freedom it offers.

Flight’s ability to accelerate standard HTTP(S) transfers enables a model for ingesting high-quality live video contribution feeds directly into the cloud for remote event production and streaming.

At Discovery Communications, a file delivery process that once involved the shipment of thousands of data tapes from around the world into the U.S. media giant’s Quality Control center has been reimagined for the cloud.

Traditional methods of sending and sharing data over IP networks rely on a networking protocol known as TCP, which doesn’t work well for large-scale cloud uploads.

The major public cloud providers offer a range of solutions for ingesting data to their platforms.

Four reasons businesses need Signiant Flight to move data to and from the cloud.

Signiant Flight evolved in parallel with the maturing of cloud technology.