Xilinx acquires NGCodec

July 3, 2019
Xilinx has acquired NGCodec to deliver cloud-based video encoding. NGCodec's video encoding technology, when paired with a Xilinx acceleration platform, is ...

Xilinx has acquired NGCodec to deliver cloud-based video encoding. NGCodec's video encoding technology, when paired with a Xilinx acceleration platform, is intended to deliver greater visual quality at lower bandwidth requirements than any other solution in the market.

The combined solution is intended for real-time HD video streaming to multiscreen devices, and specifically to reduce buffering. NGCodec technology utilizes cloud video encoding standards, including H.265/HEVC, VP9 and soon, AV1.

Xilinx has been a technology partner and investor in NGCodec since 2016. NGCodec has about 35 employees and is based in Sunnyvale, CA.        

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