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Speakers from Akamai, AT&T, LG, Sony, Samsung and Yahoo! are also on the show’s agenda.
The discussion will center on how content owners can address the challenges of the trend from watching traditional linear broadcast TV to watching the ever growing abundance of video on the Internet to generate new revenue streams.

Taylor’s discussion will focus on how the latest video compression and delivery technologies are driving a major shift from watching TV to watching video on the Internet and how it can benefit content owners, operators (ISPs, Telcos, Cable Operators, MSOs and IPTV operators) and consumers.

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Using advanced technologies , Akamai and NanoTech will demonstrate how 4K content can be uploaded to Akamai’s global content delivery network (CDN) and streamed to a consumer’s Ultra HD TV using NanoTech’s Nuvola NP-1 4K streaming media player. The result is a compelling solution for broadcasters(CBS? YAHOO?) and other content owners (NFL) who want to provide their customers with the 4K End-user Quality of Experience (QoE) they increasingly expect.

The Nuvola NP-1 is a multifunction consumer device that can be used to decode a variety of video formats and resolutions including 4K Ultra HD, HD, SD and 3D movies. It can also be used to play state-of-the-art 3D video games.

“The Nuvola player’s ability to stream 4K content complements the Akamai Intelligent Network’s ability to deliver content at this ultra-high quality level, ” said Will Law, principal architect, media engineering, Akamai.