Speaker
Description
In the late 90's, there was much excitement and exuberance over the potential of Internet Multicast. Today, interest in Internet Multicast is perhaps at an all-time low despite the fact we may be approaching an inflection point of demand fueled by an explosion of live streaming audiences sizes, increasing bitrates from 4K/8K/AR and a greater dependence on the network since the start of the COVID pandemic. In this presentation, we will examine a brief history of Internet Multicast and what went wrong in the past. We will discuss recent architectural developments such as AMT and ASM Deprecation, that eliminate the fundamental issues that made deployment so challenging in the past, and pave the way for the TreeDN architecture that network operators can offer to their customers to support live streaming to mass audiences at a fraction the cost of traditional, unicast CDNs. Finally, we will show how TreeDN is not just a hopeful promise for the distant future, but available and in use today.
| Talk Duration | 25 Minutes Presentation (+5 Minutes Q&A) |
|---|---|
| Presentation delivery | Remotely / pre-recorded (you will need to appear live on screen for Q&A) |
| Your consent for us to publish your name and affiliation as a Speaker on the UKNOF48 website | Yes |
