Yoav Schreiber

The key to making any network redesign effective is doing it in a way that tackles the bandwith problem while changing the economics of building and operating networks at the same time.

At the #CiscoIBC booth we are showcasing Data Center Interconnect use cases for media. While the foundation is the scalable throughput of the ASR 9000, we are demonstrating simplified network operations with Segment Routing to optimize traffic flows combined with API programmability to push traffic engineering policies across the network

The possibilities are endless with Cisco’s data center infrastructure and Artificial Intelligence workloads. Experience how GPU-accelerated processing of data can open AI and transform how content is created and curated.

It turns out, you can trick out your video encoder to conserve bandwidth, while improving picture quality. See the results in a new white paper from Cisco.

CES is all about consumer experiences -- mostly video, and increasingly driven from the cloud. I want to share three examples of how we’re helping our customers to scale up.

By taking advantage of the underlying, “video aware” network, to squeeze down latencies, we can help your IP delivery more closely align with the “gold standard” of traditional broadcast television.

The shift from “traditional” broadcast to IP video is on, and was more real than ever at NAB this year. Key takeaways from the Cisco booth and show floor.

NAB 2017 triple threat: enhanced the demo experience, excited customers and pushed the envelope with live demos, showcasing Cisco’s engagement with the media industry transformation to IP.

The shift by broadcasters and content owners to move their content away from satellite has started a new IP migration approach to reduce cost and preserve video quality.