Dedicated servers for video streaming.
Dedicated infrastructure for video streaming, designed to grow with your audience.
Every frame needs a dependable foundation.
Plan ingest, transcoding and delivery as separate parts of your video pipeline. Size compute and bandwidth around your expected audience.
Build the ingest, transcode and delivery layers together.
Streaming infrastructure has three different jobs: receive a reliable source, produce the required renditions and deliver video to viewers. A server sized only for average traffic can run short when a live event creates a sudden audience peak. Separate the encoding workload from delivery when the two need different hardware or scaling schedules.
Size delivery bandwidth
Multiply simultaneous viewers by average delivered bitrate. For example, 1,000 viewers at 5 Mbps require about 5 Gbps before protocol overhead and resilience headroom. Use the bandwidth calculator to compare commitments; this is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed viewer capacity.
Choose an encoding path
Compare CPU encoding with a supported NVIDIA encoder using your actual codec, resolution, frame rate and quality target. Confirm the accelerator and software support the required codec before ordering.
Prepare your deployment brief
Include source region, audience countries, live versus on-demand traffic, rendition ladder, retention and expected event peaks. Ask Sales to confirm hardware and delivery timing before scheduling a launch.
A clear path to your server.
Keep your hardware choices, payment and technical requirements connected throughout the order.