Beamr Cloud Open to Members of Certain NVIDIA Programs at Special Rates

The NVIDIA Inception program helps startups accelerate innovation and growth with developer resources and training.

Program members can request the service through the NVIDIA Inception and NVIDIA Connect member portals.

Beamr Imaging Ltd., a company in video optimization technology and solutions, reports that Beamr Cloud video service is now available to members of NVIDIA’s startup and independent software vendor (ISV) programs at special rates, helping accelerate their AI development and deployment with high-performance, GPU-accelerated video operations. Program members can request the service through the NVIDIA Inception and NVIDIA Connect member portals.

“Our high-impact engagement with NVIDIA expands with this new offering to over 22,000 startups and ISVs in the NVIDIA Inception and Connect programs,” says  Beamr CEO Sharon Carmel. “We look forward to delivering our high-quality, high-performance solutions to program members across industries leveraging video at scale—including media and entertainment, user-generated content, machine learning, autonomous vehicles, and more”. 

The NVIDIA Inception program helps startups accelerate innovation and growth with developer resources and training, and preferred pricing on NVIDIA products. NVIDIA Connect is a free program that helps ISVs shorten time to market through training on the latest accelerated computing technologies, expert guidance and exclusive pricing on NVIDIA hardware and software.

Beamr Cloud, available on Amazon Web Services and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, delivers scalable video processing, reducing video file size while lowering content delivery network, networking and storage costs for video on demand and live up to 4K resolution at 60 frames per second (4Kp60). As GPUs are the pixel domain of AI, Beamr enriches videos with AI-powered capabilities, such as visual enhancement and super resolution, in real time during the transcoding process. It supports all major video formats (AVC, HEVC, AV1) and simplifies video modernization to advanced codecs.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

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