Advantech has announced a strategic collaboration with NETINT Technologies to introduce a new generation of video infrastructure designed for high efficiency and scalability, combining Advantech’s VEGA series edge servers with NETINT’s ASIC-based Smart Video Processing Units (VPUs) to significantly boost streams-per-system while lowering total cost of ownership and enabling more predictable, high-performance deployments across live streaming, broadcasting, and video production environments. Advantech and NETINT Technologies aim to address the growing demand for efficiency-driven video architectures by delivering superior streams-per-watt performance compared to traditional CPU- or GPU-based systems, ensuring consistent and deterministic processing for better capacity planning. At the core of the solution is Advantech’s VEGA platform, including the VEGA-6321 mini server powered by 13th Gen Intel Core processors and NETINT Quadra T1M modules, capable of supporting up to 20 real-time live streams in a compact form factor suited for mobile broadcasting and remote production, while the upcoming VEGA-7141 1U server leverages AMD EPYC 9005 processors and supports up to twelve NETINT Quadra T1U modules to deliver up to 384 simultaneous 1080p streams, highlighting a major leap in transcoding density and throughput for large-scale deployments.
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The joint solution is designed to enable broadcasters and service providers to scale seamlessly across the entire video pipeline from acquisition to distribution while simplifying infrastructure complexity and improving operational efficiency through high-density, reliable, and 24/7-ready platforms. “Advantech is proud to strengthen our position in the video industry alongside a valued AI VPU partner like NETINT,” said Ted Feng, Senior Director at Advantech. “By combining our decades of system design expertise with NETINT’s cutting-edge VPU acceleration, we are empowering customers to reduce infrastructure costs and achieve greater operational efficiency.” “As the market for cost effective live streaming encoders is exploding, we are happy to expand the reach of the VPU ecosystem with Advantech,” said Randal Horne, CRO, at NETINT Technologies. “Together, Advantech and NETINT are delivering tightly integrated, high-performance solutions that redefine video encoding and processing economics enabling service providers to scale efficiently with industry-leading stream density per watt.” Built on decades of industrial design expertise, the combined offering underscores a shift toward specialized hardware acceleration in modern video workflows, helping enterprises meet rising demand for scalable, energy-efficient streaming infrastructure.
