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Alibaba Cloud facilitates social interactions @ Beijing Olympics
Alibaba Cloud, the digital technology and intelligence backbone of Alibaba Group, has launched an innovative cloud-based technology, Cloud ME. Powered
OBS Content+ migration to the cloud up delivery of Olympic clips
In collaboration with Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS), Alibaba’s cloud solutions are supporting service delivery for Rights-Holding Broadcasters (RHBs) at the
‘Open Sesame’ for broadcast-quality live streaming in public cloud?
By Shirish Nadkarni There can be no two opinions that the consumer is king, and will not be dictated to.
Alibaba goes head-on against Tencent in cloud gaming
Alibaba Cloud has released it first cloud platform and version 1.0 platform-as-a-service (PaaS) for developers that will enable them to
Alibaba Cloud’s hyperscale data centres ideal for broadcast & streaming operators
Alibaba Cloud has added three more hyperscale data centres to its portfolio in China, bringing its total number of facilities
Alibaba Cloud using SRT at the edge to benefit broadcasters
The advent of direct-to-consumer content consumption has fuelled the rise of low-latency video transport around the world. And the SRT
Manchester United partners Alibaba to engage fans in China
Manchester United (MU) has netted a partnership with China’s tech giant, Alibaba Group, to bring exclusive content to Alibaba’s streaming network for the first time. The partnership will also boost MU’s presence in China.
Alibaba’s Youku and Viacom to co-create ‘Little Luban’
The parties have signed a multi-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop and distribute content partnership. Little Luban will feature
China chips away foreign reliance with RISC-V processor from Alibaba
When telecommunications juggernaut Huawei was placed on the US trade blacklist, China’s over-dependence on foreign semiconductor chips was amplified. According to a report by China’s Global Times in January, 85% of China’s market demand for semiconductor components was met by the US.
China’s TV programming market now second only to the US
Chinese broadcasters spent RMB43 billion (US$6.4 billion) on programming in 2017, compared to RMB30 billion spent by online platform companies
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