System73

System73

http://www.system73.com
https://www.linkedin.com/company/system-73/

System73, a privately owned company headquartered in Spain, was founded in 2013 and employs approximately 50 individuals, specializing in Information Technology & Services. The company offers a platform that provides a complete end-to-end content delivery solution.

Revenue

Founded

2013

Headcount

45

Headquarters

Spain

Primary Segment

Information Technology & Services

Ownership

Privately Owned

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May

21st

2026

19:30

Emerging Tech, Cost Cutting

Streaming statistics show that global viewership in Q1 2024 was 128% higher than in Q1 2019, underscoring just how dramatically audience demand has grown in just five years. As billions of viewers continue to tune into live and on-demand content every day, delivering high-quality, uninterrupted video at scale remains a pressing challenge.

May

15th

2026

19:30

‍ Streaming today operates at a level of scale and complexity that traditional delivery models were never designed to handle. Millions of viewers now expect live content to start instantly, maintain flawless quality, and remain stable regardless of location, device, or traffic demand.

May

11th

2026

19:30

New Offerings, Emerging Tech

‍Streaming issues can cause serious headaches for both viewers and content providers. Lag and playback errors are especially common during big live events, and while it's easy to blame the internet connection, the source of the trouble is usually hidden deep inside the delivery chain.

Apr

30th

2026

15:32

‍ Content delivery is never as simple as sending video to a CDN and letting it handle the rest. Providing consistent, high-quality streams to global audiences requires an in-depth understanding of the entire delivery chain, from origin to edge and, critically, from edge to end user.

Apr

28th

2026

03:42

Cost Cutting, Emerging Tech

‍ For the past ten years, streaming platforms have been focused on achieving scale. With audiences growing to be larger, more global, and more engaged than ever, major live events now draw millions of concurrent viewers, and on-demand content drives hours of daily consumption.

Apr

17th

2026

05:29

Big Data/Analytics

Streaming dominates how audiences consume content, with services capturing some 47.5% of total TV viewership in late 2025, according to Nielsen. This trend, coupled with rising global subscription numbers, underscores the significant market opportunity and the fierce competition within the industry.

Apr

13th

2026

04:00

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

Despite concerns about audience decline, major events like the Super Bowl continue to draw massive crowds. Nielsen data shows the Super Bowl audience has repeatedly hit record highs, reaching 127.7 million viewers in 2025 and remaining strong with over 125 million in 2026, indicating that demand is not shrinking, but rather concentrating into large, high-impact moments.

Apr

5th

2026

21:04

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

What does it really take to build a streaming architecture that can adapt and endure over time? Streaming teams often respond by undertaking a complete rebuild for streaming modernization. This typically involves investing in new infrastructure, increasing CDN capacity, or entirely redesigning delivery workflows.

Mar

26th

2026

10:39

For years, streamed content has reached viewers via delivery methods dictated by static, predefined logic. This backbone is made up of fixed CDN hierarchies, static routing rules, and pre-configured failover strategies. It used to be an effective approach, because traffic was more predictable, infrastructure mapping was simpler, and scaling primarily involved increasing capacity rather than redesigning the delivery logic.

Mar

18th

2026

10:36

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

Major live events can be the stuff of nightmares for many streaming teams. As the start time approaches, audiences begin tuning in from around the world and demand quickly builds as the stream goes live. But sometimes, as viewership increases, performance can fluctuate.

Feb

11th

2026

08:42

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

By the time viewers notice a live stream is struggling, the damage has usually already started. The first signs of trouble tend to appear in the delivery path in the form of unstable sessions, declining buffer health, or bitrate drops, long before audiences start tweeting about the infamous buffer wheel.

Feb

4th

2026

09:11

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

No one notices when a live stream goes right. Which is how it should be. But when a live stream goes wrong, everyone notices, including viewers, rights holders, sponsors, and social media… within seconds. A recent high-profile Netflix live streaming failure, during a heavily promoted live fight between YouTuber Jake Paul and former world heavyweight champ Mike Tyson, showed just how unforgiving live delivery has become.

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