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Meet Amazon IVS: HackerNoon Company of the Week
Amazon Interactive Video Service (Amazon IVS) is a managed live streaming solution that makes low-latency or real-time video available to viewers around the world, allowing you to create engaging live experiences. Amazon IVS has partnered with HackerNoon for our business blogging program accumulating an impressive 3 years 20 days 15 hours and 47 minutes of reading time for its published stories.
Hey Hackers,
Welcome to another Company of the Week feature. Every week we share an exciting tech business, from our tech company database, making its mark on the internet and in the hearts & minds of its users.
This week we’re pleased to spotlight Amazon IVS, a managed live-streaming solution that powers easy low-latency live video streaming at scale. Amazon IVS ensures that users around the world have seamless access to real-time video, allowing them to create and participate in engaging live experiences.
Meet Amazon IVS
Amazon IVS isn’t your run-of-the-mill live-streaming platform as it doesn’t bite off your audience. Instead, it offers developers, not looking to invest in streaming infrastructure, the ability to add low-latency or real-time live video and enable interactivity with video in their app or site.
Here’s what Amazon IVS has to say about being different from other live-streaming platforms like Twitch:
Amazon IVS is a managed live streaming solution, which lets you build your own interactive live video applications or websites to develop a valuable relationship with your audiences with increased engagement without sending viewers to another website. Twitch and other live streaming platforms enable users to host and stream their content, so you send your audiences to them and the platform manages the viewer for you.
Amazon IVS <> HackerNoon Tech Community
Amazon IVS has partnered with HackerNoon for our business blogging program accumulating an impressive 3 years 20 days 15 hours and 47 minutes of reading time for its published stories.
The company’s most popular post on HackerNoon,
Here are some more of our favorite blog posts by Amazon IVS:
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How I Live Stream My Brain with Amazon IVS, a Muse Headband and React -
Using Amazon IVS to Create Interactive Live Streaming Experiences with Timed Metadata -
Live Stream in the Cloud with Amazon IVS: Part 1
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