Category: Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)

F1 worked with AWS to migrate petabytes of footage from ageing tape robots, in multiple formats and proxy files, into Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) alongside the live footage from every new race. That gave the sport one durable home for its heritage: the F1 Video Archive. In April 2026, F1 upgraded the archive with a new Media Archive Discovery system. Working with Amazon Web Services (AWS), the team added Amazon Bedrock in a deliberately narrow role: a layer that reads a request in plain language, works out what it means, looks up any facts it depends on, and turns it into a precise search the archive can retrieve.

In this post, we introduce File Mover Express, explain the value it delivers for media workflows, and show you how to get started with your first transfer.

In this post, we extend that foundation by providing a complete reference implementation on GitHub with deployment instructions so you can run the solution with your own content.

In this blog, learn how Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner Bitmovin has developed the AI Session Interpreter powered by the Mistral 7B foundation model (FM) on Amazon Bedrock, a fully managed service that offers a choice of industry-leading FMs.

Launched at NAB Show 2026, Xytech AI is the first step in a much larger vision: making the full depth of the Xytech media operations platform accessible through natural language.

In this post, I show you how to enable Elemental Inference on an AWS Elemental MediaLive channel and use the Smart Crop (vertical video) feature to automatically convert landscape broadcast content into vertical 9:16 format.

Learn how Bedrock Streaming hosts their solutions on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to serve major European broadcasters such as M6+, Videoland, and RTL+. With an AWS budget of several million dollars per year, each percentage point of optimization generates considerable savings.

In this post, we show how you can monetize your live streams using Amazon IVS SSAI.

In this post, learn the implementation of cloud-based NGA production workflows using MPEG-H Audio on AWS. By combining Jünger Audio’s audio processing expertise, MainConcept’s encoding capabilities, Techex’s stream processing platform, and Fraunhofer IIS’s MPEG-H technology, broadcasters can implement professional-grade NGA workflows in the cloud without compromising on quality or functionality.

Netmedias recently launched Dramaze.com, a groundbreaking freemium video-on-demand (VOD) streaming platform that brings short-form drama episodes to audiences across Asia and the Middle East. In an increasingly competitive streaming landscape where content localization and rapid scaling are critical for success, the company faced the challenge of delivering culturally relevant entertainment while maintaining operational efficiency and […]