As video consumption has become increasingly complex and competitive, mastering effective content localisation for domestic consumption is essential for media and broadcast companies to successfully reach diverse regional audiences. AsiaSat and its subsidiary, AMT, recognise this importance and have integrated the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities within its end-to-end media solutions to help customers streamline the content localisation process, thereby extending accessibility and audience engagement globally across language divides.

The rapidly changing video consumption landscape has created challenges for broadcasters and content providers on how to satisfy the flexibility that consumers are demanding around their content consumption patterns. With the state of linear TV and streaming services varying from country to country, AsiaSat has been focusing on offering hybrid end-to-end solutions that will effectively address customer demands for content delivery across multiple platforms by combining the strengths of traditional broadcast infrastructure with the new cloud-based digital technologies to reach both B2B and B2C segments.

AsiaSat, together with its subsidiary One Click Go Live (OCGL) use AWS for live streaming and to roll out new applications and services swiftly without the need to worry about infrastructure stability and scalability. Leveraging AWS solutions, OCGL is able to provide innovative and highly reliable services to global customers and enhance real-time viewing experiences.

Per Hovstad’s driving passion to bring about a coordinated approach to spectrum management

Evolving consumer trends driving the synergy of broadcasting and streaming services - The Asia-Pacific, which has more than half of the world’s population, is characterised by its great diversity in economic development and demographic outlook across countries, or even within regions of the same country. This diversity and heterogeneity is a source of dynamism, and yet it presents a challenging landscape for satellite operators and broadcasters to navigate.

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