The Streaming Video Technology Alliance (SVTA) is a global technical association focused on addressing critical technical challenges in delivering high-quality video experiences at scale. As an industry forum, SVTA develops solutions, technical specifications, and best practices for an open architecture within the online video ecosystem. SVTA's recent projects include supporting NASA's "Streaming From the Moon and Beyond" initiative, which aims to tackle the unique challenges of live streaming from space. Key partners and members include organizations like NASA, BBC, and EBU, with a focus on improving streaming video quality, reducing latency, and enhancing interoperability.
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The Viasat/fuboTV partnership implements the Streaming Video Alliance open caching specifications using multicast techniques over Viasat’s network to deliver live OTT and VOD content at scale in-flight.
Viasat CEO and founder Mark Dankberg delivered the keynote at the Streaming Video Alliance’s first member meeting of 2020.
The Streaming Video Alliance awarded 2020 Membership Grant Program principal memberships to Didja, Inc., Peer5, and Veriskope.
The Open Caching Request Routing Specification was approved by the Streaming Video Alliance at its November meeting held at Level 3 Communications headquarters in Broomfield, Colorado.