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Elemental Technologies

www.elementaltechnologies.com

 
Elemental Technologies, a software company, provides video processing solutions to pay TV operators, content programmers, broadcasters, and enterprise customers worldwide. The company focuses on supplying software-defined video solutions for multiscreen content delivery. It offers Elemental Server that provides video processing for file-based workflows; and Elemental Live, which provides real-time video and audio encoding for linear pay TV broadcast, as well as live streaming to new media platforms. The company also provides Elemental Stream for fragmenting, packaging, and securing live and file-based video for multiscreen delivery; Elemental Conductor that provides control and management of multiple elemental video processing instances; and Elemental ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

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