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StreamZilla

Content delivery network


Summary

Content delivery network

StreamZilla, now part of Jet-Stream, is a streaming media hosting and content delivery network (CDN) in Europe. The company is located in the Mediacentrale in the city Groningen, Netherlands.

Overview

StreamZilla offers streaming media and media file hosting and delivery services to customers like video portals, broadcasters, football clubs, publishers, enterprises and video production companies.

Achievements

  • StreamZilla won the Streaming Media Magazine Readers' Choice award for best European Content Delivery Network 2008.
  • In 2008, over 2 billion videos were distributed to viewers all over the world.

Technologies

StreamZilla is powered by a European wide 2 Tbit/s network with +500 Gbit/s connections to all the major internet exchanges and global carriers. These servers are powered by the XL Media Server framework that enables simultaneous operation of all popular media services including Flash Media Server, Windows Media Services, QuickTime Streaming Server, Wowza Media Server, Icecast, Internet Information Server and Apache without performance loss. The media servers are managed by a central Content Delivery Management application called VDO-X.

References

References

  1. Mediacentrale, [http://www.mediacentrale.com/bewoners Bewoners van de Mediacentrale]
  2. Dutchcowboys, [http://www.dutchcowboys.nl/itv/14163 1 miljard video views bij StreamZilla]. June 18, 2008
  3. StreamZillaCDN, http://www.streamzillacdn.com/cdn-technology/ CDN technologie
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