Harmonic

Thomson Video Networks SAS specializes in providing comprehensive video delivery solutions for broadcasters globally. The company offers a range of services, including satellite direct-to-home, digital terrestrial television, IPTV, web TV, and mobile TV solutions. Its product lineup features video compression systems such as HD and SD encoders, multiscreen video systems, and contribution codec platforms, alongside processing and multiplexing systems including MPEG multiplexers and video processors. Additionally, Thomson Video Networks provides advanced decoding systems, data casting solutions, and monitoring and switching systems to ensure efficient video signal management. The company also supports its clients with integration, consultancy, technical support, and training services. Established in 2010 and headquartered in Cesson-Sevigne, France, Thomson Video Networks operates as a subsidiary of Harmonic Inc.

Encoding.com Inc., established in 2008 and based in San Francisco, specializes in video encoding services. It offers studio-class media transcoding and cloud-based video encoding solutions, supporting various web and mobile formats. The company operates on a SaaS model, integrating with Amazon Web Services and Rackspace platforms, enabling businesses to scale without significant infrastructure investments. Encoding.com serves over 3000 companies across diverse industries such as media, eLearning, retail, and telecommunications worldwide. Its services include Vid.ly, a universal video platform, and Encoding Intelligence™ for accelerated processing and optimized display on any device. The company guarantees service-level performance to ensure customers focus on content creation.

Omneon Video Networks, Inc. specializes in providing digital content storage and processing systems tailored for media companies, facilitating the production and distribution of digital video and audio. The company develops and markets a variety of products, including Spectrum video servers and MediaGrid active storage systems, along with related software applications. Spectrum video servers are designed for real-time applications, such as multi-channel broadcast playout, while MediaGrid systems support file-based content storage, offering high-bandwidth, simultaneous multi-user access and integrated digital media processing capabilities. Omneon's products are compatible with various complementary technologies and include application programming interfaces for enhanced functionality. Their offerings cater to a diverse clientele, including multinational media conglomerates, commercial and public broadcast networks, content networks, satellite broadcasters, television service providers, local television stations, and mobile television providers. Omneon sells its products both directly to end users and indirectly through system integrators across regions such as the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific. Founded in 1998, the company is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.

Entone Technologies- software business offers encompassing content ingest, distributed content management and video streaming