Ateme

http://www.ateme.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/ateme/

Ateme is a Publicly Owned company headquartered in France. Founded in 1991, it employs approximately 550 individuals. The company reported $108.1M in revenue as of 2025 and functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer. Specializing in video processing and playout, Ateme focuses on content delivery solutions, with a portfolio that includes both hardware and software-based encoders, as well as transcoding, multiplexing, and packaging tools. The company operates a content delivery network and offers cloud-based, digital video recorders.

2025 Revenue

Founded

1991

Headcount

544

Headquarters

France

Primary Segment

Video processing and playout

Ownership

Publicly Owned

Deployments

224

News Summary:

On July 9, 2026, Big Blue Marble launched a Proof of Concept (PoC) for Media over QUIC (MoQ) at Austria’s Football Bundesliga, aiming to develop and test ultra low-latency streaming for live sports events. Previously, on July 8, Big Blue Marble detailed its months-long PoC to test Media over QUIC, an internet-native streaming protocol for ultra-low-latency video, during a major international football championship. This trial utilizes Big Blue Marble’s Cloud Video Kit processing and delivery engine, with support from Ateme, to carry live broadcast feeds and measure MoQ’s performance, scalability, and operational readiness for large sports events. This initiative follows Big Blue Marble’s announcement on July 7, 2026, of the multi-month PoC for MoQ during a major international football championship, aimed at testing next-generation low-latency streaming in a live sports environment, with Ateme supporting the deployment.

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Ateme offers 23 products in the media tech industry. Ateme's product portfolio comprises of live production, video processing and playout, connectivity infrastructure, content supply chain, connectivity and distribution services and video data and analytics.

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Ateme's revenues were $108.1M in 2025. Caretta Research has split Ateme's revenue into 15 different product categories, the largest of which is live and realtime encoding, which represents 28% of Ateme's revenue.

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Jul

17th

2026

12:20

Emerging Tech, Financial Results, B2B Tag, Financial Performance

ATEME recorded a 29% increase in the second quarter of 2026

ATEME, a specialist in video compression and streaming technologies, reported a 29% increase in revenue for the second quarter of 2026, reaching €30.4 million. For the first half of the year, the company recorded a 20% increase (25% on a like-for-like basis), bringing the total to €50.4 million.

Finanzwire

Jul

15th

2026

17:55

Emerging Tech, Partnerships and Alliances, B2B Tag, Partnerships

gen MoQ streaming with Ateme’s support

International broadcast and streaming expert Big Blue Marble has announced a multi-month Proof of Concept (PoC) for Media over QUIC (MoQ), which aims to test next-generation low-latency streaming in a live sports environment. Powered by Big Blue Marble’s scalable video processing and delivery engine, Cloud Video Kit, and supported by Ateme, the PoC will utilise live broadcast feeds to assess MoQ’s performance, scalability, and operational readiness for future live event streaming.

Asia-Pacific Broadcasting+

Jul

15th

2026

04:05

B2B Tag

Media over QUIC (MoQ): The Future of Low

Live streaming has long presented a structural tradeoff: protocols optimized for low latency, such as WebRTC, do not scale efficiently to large audiences, while protocols built for CDN-scale reach, such as HLS and DASH, impose a latency floor that makes them unsuitable for time-sensitive use cases.

Ateme

Jul

11th

2026

01:00

Events, Cost Cutting, Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag, Cost Cutting, Events and Conferences

IBC 2026

What’s changing in media delivery? Broadcasters, Service Providers and Streaming platforms are facing new challenges: integrating AI into operations, delivering premium live sports at scale, balancing broadcast and OTT, meeting sovereignty requirements, controlling costs. At IBC 2026, discover how Ateme is addressing these challenges with practical innovations across AI-powered operations, live sports, monetization, cloud-native deployments and next-generation codecs.

Ateme

Jul

9th

2026

22:50

New Offerings, Emerging Tech, Football, New Offerings

Big Blue Marble Debuts Ultra Low Latency MoQ Streaming with Ateme Support

Big Blue Marble has launched a Proof of Concept for Media over QUIC at Austria’s Football Bundesliga, aiming to develop and test ultra low-latency streaming for live sports events. Broadcast and streaming specialist Big Blue Marble is launching a Proof of Concept (PoC) for Media over QUIC (MoQ) during the ongoing Austrian Football Bundesliga championship.

Digital Media World

Jul

8th

2026

12:19

Emerging Tech, Football, B2B Tag

Big Blue Marble Tests Ultra‑Low‑Latency MoQ Streaming At Football Championship

Big Blue Marble is running a months‑long proof of concept to test Media over QUIC, an internet‑native streaming protocol for ultra‑low‑latency video, during a major international football championship, the company said. The trial uses Big Blue Marble’s Cloud Video Kit processing and delivery engine with support from Ateme to carry live broadcast feeds and measure MoQ’s performance, scalability and operational readiness for large sports events.

TVNewsCheck

Jul

7th

2026

03:59

Emerging Tech, Football, B2B Tag

MoQ for Ultra-Low Latency Streaming

Vienna, 07 July 2026 – International broadcast and streaming expert Big Blue Marble has announced a multi-month Proof of Concept (PoC) for Media over QUIC (MoQ) during a major international football championship. This PoC aims to test next-generation low-latency streaming in a live sports environment.

Ateme

Jul

7th

2026

01:00

New Offerings, Emerging Tech, Football, B2B Tag

News: Big Blue Marble debuts next-gen ultra low latency MoQ streaming with support from Ateme

International broadcast and streaming expert Big Blue Marble has announced a multi-month Proof of Concept (PoC) for Media over QUIC (MoQ) during a major international football championship. This PoC aims to test next-generation low-latency streaming in a live sports environment.

KitPlus

Jul

6th

2026

05:42

B2B Tag

OTT Viewer Analytics Without SDKs: CMCD + PILOT Analytics

Every OTT viewer-analytics program starts the same way: put an SDK in every app. One for iOS, one for Android, half a dozen smart TV families, and two generations of set-top box. Each integration costs engineering weeks.

Ateme

Jul

2nd

2026

05:32

Emerging Tech, Partnerships and Alliances, B2B Tag

Eurovision Services Selects Ateme’s Frame-Rate Conversion for Live Sports

Eurovision Services chose Ateme’s software-defined frame-rate conversion to support live production and delivery workflows across COTS platforms, hybrid and cloud infrastructures. From locations around the world, Eurovision Services delivers media and broadcast services for some of the world’s most watched live events.

Digital Media World

Jul

2nd

2026

04:16

B2B Tag

What Broadcasters are Teaching us About Sovereign Cloud

At Ateme, we have been building cloud-native video technology for several years. Our platform runs on AWS, Google Cloud, and any Kubernetes environment by design. We made that choice early because we wanted our customers to have flexibility: the ability to select the infrastructure that best fits their operational, financial, and compliance requirements.

Ateme

Jun

19th

2026

03:30

Emerging Tech

Live Streaming Peak Load: 5 OTT Failure Risks You Must Test

The failures that take down a live stream at peak concurrency are not the ones you see in normal operation. They are the ones that only appear when a few million viewers arrive in the same ninety seconds, which is also the one moment you cannot afford them.

Ateme

Ateme's customers primarily consist of telecoms and media and TV services companies. Examples of Ateme's customers include Orange Group, YouTube and Telefonica. Ateme has commercial and technical partners like Nvidia, SES Satellites and Tata Elxsi. Examples of Ateme's suppliers include Vantiva, MaxMind and Google.

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