Australian telecoms giant Telstra is working with Dalet and Eluvio to broadcast live video content across the web without using web2 content delivery networks (CDN). Fox-backed Eluvio developed its blockchain-powered Content Fabric, a web3 CDN. Warner Bros uses the Eluvio solution for the extended web3 version of the first Lord of the Rings movie.
Eluvio enables producers to distribute content directly to consumers with the option of on-chain payments. The solution is being sold by Telstra and Dalet, which also provide added value services.
One of the challenges today is web broadcasts are expensive. Live streams need cloud storage or content delivery networks which don’t come cheap. Eluvio claims its solution provides cost savings of up to 80% compared to clouds or CDNs. A significant part of Eluvio’s secret sauce is around video encoding and transmission rather than DLT.
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