V-Nova, a privately owned UK-based company founded in 2011, develops video compression software. Employing approximately 80 people, the company's primary focus is on video processing and playout technologies. In 2022, V-Nova reported revenues of less than $1 million.
V-Nova participated in a TVBEurope webinar on October 26, discussing how TV3.0 technology can improve content accessibility for viewers, referencing the EU’s Accessibility Act and Brazilian broadcaster Globo’s adoption of TV3.0/DTV+. At IBC's Future Tech hub (Hall 14), V-Nova showcased AI-accelerated media processing and six-degrees-of-freedom technology for immersive experiences and scalable streaming. V-Nova also announced two new licensing programs for its MPEG-5 LCEVC video enhancement technology, representing a change from 2021 licensing terms. The company noted differences between commercial and industrial video workflows, highlighting the real-time demands of industrial settings.
V-Nova offers 3 products in the media tech industry. V-Nova's product portfolio comprises of video processing and playout.
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V-Nova's revenues were less than $1M in 2023. Caretta Research has split V-Nova's revenue into 2 different product categories, the largest of which is file-based encoding, ABR and packaging. For full access to V-Nova's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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V-Nova's customers primarily consist of broadcast television and radio, media managed services and semiconductor Manufacturing companies. Examples of V-Nova's customers include Globo, Mediapro and Realtek Semiconductor. V-Nova has partners like Allegro DVT. Examples of V-Nova's suppliers include Videon and MainConcept.
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