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NETINT Technologies is a developer of intelligent silicon solutions for Computational Storage and Video Processing

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Most teams don’t realize how much they’re overpaying for video transcoding until they scale. Costs don’t just increase. They compound across compute, energy, and egress. That’s where the model breaks. Read the full analysis: netint.biz/4erpPW4 #AWSSanityCheck #AWSTCOAnalysis #ReduceCloudCosts #TranscodingCosts #VPUsBenefits
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Egress alone can be up to 18x more expensive depending on architecture. That’s where the model really starts to break.
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Is VPU as a Service the future of cloud transcoding? Join NETINT and NetActuate to explore how teams are deploying VPU-powered infrastructure with more performance, flexibility, and control than traditional cloud. 📅 June 18 🕚 11:00 AM ET | 8:00 AM PT | 17:00 CEST Register: netint.biz/4uo9cj1 #VideoInfrastructure #Streaming #Cloud #VPU
Voices of Video episode graphic featuring Mark Mahle of NetActuate and Mark Donnigan of NETINT, with the title “Is This the Future of Cloud Transcoding? VPU as a Service - NetActuate’s Model.”

ALT Voices of Video episode graphic featuring Mark Mahle of NetActuate and Mark Donnigan of NETINT, with the title “Is This the Future of Cloud Transcoding? VPU as a Service - NetActuate’s Model.”

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We’ll cover how VPU as a Service enables more control over deployment, infrastructure, and scaling without relying on traditional cloud models.
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GPU or VPU? In 2026: 53.6% evaluating GPUs. 51.5% evaluating VPUs. That gap has never been smaller. The default hardware era is ending. What's driving the shift and what it means for your stack: netint.biz/4txt8Qh #VideoEncoding #StreamingInfrastructure #NETINT
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From the 2026 State of Video Encoding report: → 41% already deploy mixed GPU VPU stacks → Power consumption is the #1 GPU complaint (39%) → 42% are planning edge encoding deployments → 70% expanding AI in encoding workflows Free download: netint.biz/streaming-trends

2026 State of Video Encoding – What 286 Professionals Told Us

What 286 video professionals say about codec adoption, hardware acceleration, and AI in streaming infrastructure. Free 2026 report from NETINT.

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Video encoding is no longer a side workload on general-purpose compute. It is its own silicon category. Here is how the VPU emerged. 👉 netint.biz/4tD3IAs #VPU #StreamingTech
NETINT VPU chip labeled “Quadra” in front of a digital cloud and cityscape, with data streams flowing. Headline reads “Building a Category in Plain Sight: The Rise of the Video Processing Unit,” with icons for efficient, scalable, and video at scale.

ALT NETINT VPU chip labeled “Quadra” in front of a digital cloud and cityscape, with data streams flowing. Headline reads “Building a Category in Plain Sight: The Rise of the Video Processing Unit,” with icons for efficient, scalable, and video at scale.

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When video became the substrate of the internet, infrastructure had to adapt.
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Most teams think they have an efficiency problem. It’s usually a system design problem. We’re getting into that in Stockholm. 👉Register here netint.biz/3QBTFxS
What does a cost-efficient streaming stack look like in 2026? Event banner featuring speakers Dominique Vosters, Leo Nieto, Pontus Eklöf, and Craig Butlin for Streaming Architecture: Encoding Efficiency at Scale, May 22, 2026 in Stockholm.

ALT What does a cost-efficient streaming stack look like in 2026? Event banner featuring speakers Dominique Vosters, Leo Nieto, Pontus Eklöf, and Craig Butlin for Streaming Architecture: Encoding Efficiency at Scale, May 22, 2026 in Stockholm.

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Most teams think they have an efficiency problem. It’s usually a system design problem. That’s exactly what we’re getting into in this session.
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For years, improving video quality meant one thing: Wait for the next codec. Rebuild infrastructure Wait for device support Repeat the cycle What’s interesting now is that this model is starting to break Technologies like MPEG-5 LCEVC don’t replace codecs they enhance what already exists Which means: • Up to ~40% bitrate savings • Faster encoding • No full infrastructure rebuild And maybe more importantly no waiting years to see the benefits We’re starting to see a different path emerge 👉 See more in the comments #VideoInfrastructure #StreamingTech #AV1 #VideoEncoding #MediaTech
Video camera on a tripod recording a seated person in a room, with the text “When Standards Become Strategy” and NETINT VPU Ecosystem Series branding.

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Full breakdown here 👇netint.biz/4ebdKEI

When Standards Become Strategy - NETINT technologies

MPEG-5 LCEVC enhances existing codecs to deliver superior video compression efficiency and bitrate reduction without replacing encoding infrastructure.

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Encoding starts as a pipeline. At scale, it behaves like a system. That’s where things get messy. Stockholm session on what actually changes: 👉 netint.biz/4ed2nMK
Streaming Architecture: Encoding Efficiency at Scale event banner featuring speakers Dominique Vosters, Leo Nieto, Pontus Eklöf, and Craig Butlin, hosted by Scalstrm and NETINT, May 22, 2026 in Stockholm.

ALT Streaming Architecture: Encoding Efficiency at Scale event banner featuring speakers Dominique Vosters, Leo Nieto, Pontus Eklöf, and Craig Butlin, hosted by Scalstrm and NETINT, May 22, 2026 in Stockholm.
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Adding capacity should not mean adding racks. There are more efficient ways to scale video. 👉 netint.biz/4mEjV6A
Man in a light blue shirt with arms crossed against an orange background promoting NETINT. Text reads “CPUs and GPUs weren’t built for video. There’s a better way to run encoding.” Includes booth 5B3-3, BroadcastAsia details, and a call to meet Randal Horne.

ALT Man in a light blue shirt with arms crossed against an orange background promoting NETINT. Text reads “CPUs and GPUs weren’t built for video. There’s a better way to run encoding.” Includes booth 5B3-3, BroadcastAsia details, and a call to meet Randal Horne.

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Are you scaling for capacity or density?
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Encoding costs aren’t random. They’re just rarely broken down. This session looks at where that cost actually comes from 👉 netint.biz/4uoUyZj
Why encoding is still the most expensive line item in streaming—session featuring Leo Nieto (NETINT) at Streaming Architecture: Encoding Efficiency at Scale, May 22, 2026, Stockholm.

ALT Why encoding is still the most expensive line item in streaming—session featuring Leo Nieto (NETINT) at Streaming Architecture: Encoding Efficiency at Scale, May 22, 2026, Stockholm.

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At scale, encoding cost starts shaping architecture. 👉 lnkd.in/eV74K-MH

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More streams should not mean more cost. If your pipeline scales linearly, there is another way. 👉 netint.biz/4dVnSkZ
Man in an orange checkered shirt with arms open against an orange background promoting NETINT. Large text reads “Scaling video shouldn’t cost this much.” Includes booth 5B3-3 and BroadcastAsia event details, with a call to meet Kenneth Robinson.

ALT Man in an orange checkered shirt with arms open against an orange background promoting NETINT. Large text reads “Scaling video shouldn’t cost this much.” Includes booth 5B3-3 and BroadcastAsia event details, with a call to meet Kenneth Robinson.

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Are you optimizing your current setup or rethinking it entirely?
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