For the second year in a row, Streaming Media Magazine awarded Red5 Pro the 2020 Streaming Media 50. As an industry-leading publication, Streaming Media Magazine is very well attuned to the ebbs and flows of the live streaming industry, tracking where it is going and recording where it came from. We are proud to be… Continue reading Red5 Pro Selected for 2020 Streaming Media 50
For the second year in a row, Streaming Media Magazine awarded Red5 Pro the 2020 Streaming Media 50. As an industry-leading publication, Streaming Media Magazine is very well attuned to the ebbs and flows of the live streaming industry, tracking where it is going and recording where it came from.
We are proud to be included in their annual list of the most important, influential, and innovative companies in the online video space. This recognition from Streaming Media Magazine reconfirms our impact through advances in edge computing, virtual clusters, and WebRTC. In this way, we are able to provide sub-500 millisecond latency to more than a million viewers.
“Given the current situation with COVID-19, the live streaming industry has absolutely exploded leading to a whole new wave of innovations and improvements. We are honored to be recognized as one of those leaders by the highly knowledgeable team behind Streaming Media Magazine and very grateful to our dedicated team members that help keep us in the front of the pack.”
– Chris Allen, – CEO and Co-Founder, Red5 Pro
The full list can be viewed at StreamingMedia.com.
The Red5 Team brings together software, DevOps, and quality assurance engineers, project managers, support experts, sales managers, and marketers with deep experience in live video, audio, and data streaming. Since 2005, the team has built solutions used by startups, global enterprises, and developers worldwide to power interactive real-time experiences. Beyond core streaming technology, the Red5 Team shares insights on industry trends, best practices, and product updates to help organizations innovate and scale with confidence.
