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FOX on AWS

FOX Corporation (FOX) produces and distributes news, sports, and entertainment content. Fox re-imagined itself in 2019, leaving behind legacy infrastructure and using Amazon Web Services (AWS) to transform its existing operations. Leveraging the scale and reliability of AWS, FOX broadcasts thousands of high-profile events, such as the Super Bowl LIV, to millions of viewers, and fosters innovation by building new ways to produce and deliver media.

FOX's Cloud Journey

FOX continues to innovate using AWS media, data, and compute solutions while migrating to the cloud. After transitioning over 8 petabytes of content from on-premises in 6 weeks, FOX built MediaCloud on AWS to process and distribute programming with more functionality and speed, achieving an industry first to deliver uncompressed live video with zero redundancy. Using machine learning (ML), FOX generates natural language in-game storylines for live sports commentaries.

NYC Summit Keynote: FOX

[2023] In this video, Linsday Silver, FOX’s SVP of Data & Commercial Technology, describes how the company is reimagining how the world interacts with media by creating more moments that matter using Generative AI, Machine Learning and data solutions on AWS, using services including Amazon SageMakerAmazon Personalize, and exploring new technologies like Amazon Bedrock and Amazon Titan.

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How FOX teamed up with AWS for AI-powered highlights

[2023] In this blog post, FOX introduces groundbreaking recap feature, Catch Up With Highlights, built with Amazon Media Replay Engine (MRE).

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FOX ups Resolution, Drops Latency with AWS-Powered Streaming

[2023] FOX’s commitment to innovating its cloud-based media production and delivery platform continues to pay off as seen with its latest production for the 2023 National Football League (NFL) championship match up.

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FOX Uses AWS to Modernize and Innovate

[2021] In this video, Paul Cheesbrough, chief technology officer (CTO) and president of digital at FOX, talks about the opportunity it had to reimagine itself after selling 21st Century Fox to Disney in 2019. FOX produces and distributes content through some of the world’s leading brands, including FOX News, FOX Sports, and FOX Television Stations. The company is using AWS to create new ways to produce and deliver live events.

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FOX Corporation Delivers Content to Millions by Building FOX MediaCloud on AWS

[2020] When an acquisition in early 2019 required the separation of assets, FOX had to migrate massive amounts of content from its on-premises MediaCloud platform, which handled distribution of television and theatrical content to various video-on-demand and broadcast endpoints. FOX turned to AWS for the support and tools that made it possible to move the entire operation to the cloud, taking advantage of both Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) and Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), ML, automation, and other solutions to make the ingestion, transcoding, and delivery of content a seamless process.

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Working with AWS, we’ve reinvented how we produce and distribute content to our consumers across all platforms and devices using the cloud. We’ve transformed our existing operation, but more importantly we’ve laid the tracks for the future in a way that will help us innovate and adapt for many years to come.

Paul Cheesbrough

Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and President of Digital, Fox Corporation

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About FOX Corporation

FOX Corporation produces and distributes news, sports, and entertainment content through domestic brands, including FOX News Media, FOX Sports, FOX Entertainment, and FOX Television Stations.