The company will showcase state-of-the-art gateway technology designed for a diverse array of users, including network operators, broadcasters, newsrooms, sports federations, and event producers at the Matrox Video Stand – SL5073.

In the company’s words, this software-defined video network (SDVN) technology seamlessly integrates with major cloud providers like AWS and OpenStack, empowering broadcasters to route traffic through local networks, direct internet, or cloud services with flexibility. GlobalM offers a robust solution suitable for both occasional and permanent video services.

The GlobalM platform provides a scalable and efficient approach to video contribution, distribution, and remote production. Supporting SRT or RIST services, this technology integrates with cloud services for dynamic scaling, offering an alternative to traditional static gateways and enabling more flexible and efficient video delivery over existing networks, as the firm states.

GlobalM’s technology delivers adaptable video network solutions catering to a broad spectrum of users. It supports scalable cloud IP video deployments for temporary events and permanent services, facilitating cost-effective distribution and streamlined management of video content, according to the company. From live sports and news aggregation to remote production and event broadcasting, GlobalM explains how it offers a flexible and scalable approach to address the evolving needs of the industry, ensuring users can effectively manage and distribute high-quality video content across diverse platforms and networks.

Security and compliance are fundamental pillars of GlobalM’s technology approach. Its solutions feature robust encryption (128-bit AES to 256-bit AES) to ensure secure operations, comply with industry standards, and help organizations meet increasingly stringent compliance and compatibility requirements. Additionally, the user-friendly interface and automated workflows simplify video distribution, making advanced video management accessible to users of all skill levels.

Paul Calleja, CEO of GlobalM, emphasized, “NAB provides an ideal platform for attendees to explore how GlobalM’s SDVN technology can transform their video distribution strategies. With a steadfast commitment to innovation and quality, GlobalM is well-positioned to address the challenges of today’s broadcasting landscape, offering solutions that elevate video contribution and distribution.”