MobileRider offers event owners a complete set of hardware, software, encoding CDN and satellite solutions to share their events from anywhere to anyone, everywhere. MobileRider’s mission is to provide businesses with enterprise class SMART-STREAMING-SOLUTIONS. We are already looking forward to streaming the next total solar eclipse April 8th, 2024.” “It was a huge honor to be part of this and, remarkably, from an online viewership perspective, the eclipse saw more unique viewers than many of the highest-profile sporting events delivered on the Internet. “Coverage of the eclipse was the largest event that Akamai and MobileRider have helped NASA TV deliver over the several years that we have worked together,” said Noah Hollander, Chief Operating Officer at MobileRider. “To be an integral part of bringing such an unusual event to millions of viewers around the globe is an experience our team won’t soon forget and something we’re incredibly proud to have helped support.” “NASA TV’s live streaming coverage of the solar eclipse is yet another example of how the Internet can make not just the world, but the universe, a smaller place, allowing people worldwide to take part in such a unique experience,” said John Bishop, CTO, Media, Akamai. Coverage featured live reports from Charleston, South Carolina Idaho Falls, Idaho Jefferson City, Missouri Salem, Oregon and several other U.S.
Powered by Akamai and MobileRider, NASA TV successfully delivered its global broadcast of the event, providing unprecedented footage of the sun, Earth and moon, and their interaction across the total eclipse’s extended trajectory from coast to coast. experienced more than two minutes of darkness, while a partial eclipse was visible across all of North America. We were extremely proud to be architecting, implementing, and orchestrating the technology providers behind an event of this magnitude on a program that helps NASA promote new discoveries, events and services through the web and cloud,” said Raj Ananthanpillai, president & CEO, InfoZen.Īs the moon passed in front of the sun during a two-hour period on August 21st, 14 states across the U.S. “For months, a great deal of planning went into the end-to-end planning, testing, integration, implementation and support to deliver eclipse content to accommodate an unknown number of viewers. “We waited nearly a century for the August 21st total solar eclipse to cross the United States from coast to coast,” John Yembrick, NASA’s chief of digital communications, said of the total solar eclipse coverage, “and now, with live streaming video on, people around the world were able to witness the total solar eclipse through the eyes of NASA.” The combination of MobileRider’s media player with Akamai’s Media Services Live and Adaptive Media Delivery video steaming solutions under InfoZen’s prime contract as the cloud managed services provider, helped NASA TV deliver high-quality video to 12.1 million unique viewers who watched the live stream via the site on connected devices around the world.
(NASDAQ: AKAM), the world’s largest and most trusted cloud delivery platform, and its partner, MobileRider Networks LLC, the leader in smart streaming solutions, today announced that NASA TV used technology and services from both companies to deliver its comprehensive live coverage of the August 21st North American total solar eclipse.
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