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A2Zlogix's ImageIQ® Video Bandwidth Reduction Technology Achieves Performance Breakthroughs With NVIDIA Tesla Accelerated Computing Platform
[November 17, 2015]

A2Zlogix's ImageIQ® Video Bandwidth Reduction Technology Achieves Performance Breakthroughs With NVIDIA Tesla Accelerated Computing Platform


A2Zlogix, Inc. today announced that it has selected NVIDIA® Tesla® K80 GPU accelerators to power its certified ImageIQ® Video Bandwidth Reduction (VBR) platforms. Test results confirm that the synergy between the Tesla K80 accelerators and A2Zlogix's VBR technology results in major breakthroughs in performance, efficiency, density, and cost. These gains compound the effect produced by VBR's inherent ability to deliver double-digit percentage reductions in video size with no loss in image quality.

By offloading additional computation from the CPU to the GPU, the Tesla K80 GPU enables VBR to process media assets up to 4 times faster - which results in higher throughput for VoD processing, and additional parallel instances in the case of IPTV (News - Alert) and SDI workflows. In addition, the high-performance Tesla K80 GPU allows more streams to be processed per server, thereby reducing the number of servers required, while shrinking VBR's operational costs. For example, an 80 channel stream that previously required 40 servers can now be reduced to 10 servers. This also reduces the footprint required for large-scale deployments as well as the complexity of maintaining and managing extra servers in customer data centers.



Steve Nowalk, A2Zlogix's Director of Prototyping and Product Management, commented on the choice of NVIDIA (News - Alert) Tesla K80 GPU accelerators as follows: "As A2Zlogix consolidates its position as a leader in the emerging media landscape, we continue to collaborate with other industry leaders who offer complementary technologies. The unsurpassed performance of the Tesla K80 GPUs enables us to offer powerful solutions that meet our customers' business and technical requirements - and as such, we regard NVIDIA as the only company to work with in the HPC space with our GPU-accelerated solutions."

"The NVIDIA Tesla Accelerated Computing Platform enables VBR to achieve more efficient, higher density processing faster than in real time," said Greg Estes, vice president of Enterprise Marketing at NVIDIA. "Our Tesla K80 GPUs provide benefits throughout A2Zlogix's VBR video processing workflow and beyond - from content and service providers looking to increase revenue and reduce costs to end users gaining a higher-quality viewing experience."


Please visit A2Zlogix at www.A2Zlogix.com for more information, or contact Sandra Bullock at +1 (732) 476-6808 to arrange a product demo.

About A2Zlogix, Inc.

A2Zlogix, Inc. is a global industry leader in developing solutions that address the creation, delivery, and monetization of content across the CME industry sectors. A2Zlogix, Inc. is a B2B company whose suite of strategic technology solutions addresses the industry's need for bandwidth and wireless spectrum, and the effective monetization of advertising content across all types of mobile devices including the Internet of Things. A2Zlogix's solutions effortlessly integrate into existing legacy infrastructures and provide instant ROI, enabling service providers to deliver higher quality digital media services and user experience. The company's solution portfolio includes ImageIQ® Image Bandwidth (News - Alert) Reduction (IBR), ImageIQ® Video Bandwidth Reduction (VBR), and Advertisement Sync Gateway (ASG).

A2Zlogix, Inc. is headquartered in Edison, NJ, and can be reached at +1 (732) 476-6812 or www.a2zlogix.com.

The A2Zlogix logo, ImageIQ logo, and "ImageIQ", are registered trademarks or trademarks of A2Zlogix Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. All other trademarks referenced in this document are the property of their respective owners.


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