EVS has announced Neuron 4X, the next generation of the company’s software-defined media processing platform.
According to the company, the platform delivers four times the processing capacity of the previous Neuron generation, enabling broadcasters, production companies and content owners to handle higher stream counts, greater bandwidth, and increasingly complex workflows.
“Neuron 4X brings together the deterministic and predictable processing of an FPGA-based platform with the flexibility of software-defined media processing,” said Peter Schut, SVP processing, media infrastructure solutions at EVS.
“Customers can add new applications and processing capabilities through software, while maintaining the consistency and performance mission-critical live production demands. It’s a platform that scales with their requirements, rather than forcing them to continually redesign their infrastructure.”
The first application running on the platform is Bridge 4X, an ultra-high-density IP gateway designed for large-scale UHD workflows. View 4X will follow, delivering four times the channel count for high-density multiviewing, said the. company.
