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Requiring only half the bitrate of its predecessor, the new standard – HEVC or H.265 – will significantly reduce the need for bandwidth and expensive, limited spectrum. HEVC (H.265) will enable the launch of new video services and in particular ultra HD television (UHDTV).

Media processing in the cloud: what, where and how? The evolution to IP technology, VoLTE and new video services will have a profound impact on the way person-to-person media processing will be performed in the networks of the future. This evolution raises some questions: what media processing will be needed, where will it take place and how will it be implemented?

• Enabling content owners and operators to maximize content and consumer value through unique, blended multi-platform & multi-screen TV experiences
• Industry’s most complete portfolio of award-winning solutions that are shaping the future of broadcast and TV
• NAB Show launch and debut of a number of new solutions

• Telenor Sweden selects the Ericsson Multiscreen TV solution for its customers, replacing the legacy platform
• Ericsson’s Multiscreen TV platform will provide the basis of Telenor Sweden’s future TV and media services
• Solution enables Telenor Sweden to deliver content to a wide range of connected devices and to meet consumer demand for multi-screen

• Ericsson’s first-ever professional video chip powers the most advanced video processing platform for TV delivery
• Enables all broadcasters, TV service providers and operators to achieve greater velocity and efficiency in deploying new video services that meet consumer demand
• TELUS to introduce new platform to further enhance viewers’ quality of experience

Niklas Heyman Rönnblom, Senior Advisor at Ericsson ConsumerLab shares insights about consumer’s TV & Video behaviors and priorities.

Ericsson LTE Broadcast enables new revenue models for premium media content offering exceptional user experience while efficiently utilizing available LTE spectrum and operators’ network resources.

LTE Broadcast offers mobile-network operators a profitable business proposition through service differentiation, new revenue opportunities, and more efficient distribution of live and other digital media.

In just two weeks, world-famous DJ and producer Avicii has received more than 8,700 sound submissions, from 3,600 artists in more than 100 countries all over the world. Sounds on the site have been played a half-million times by people in response to a unique collaborative music project called ’Avicii x You’, inviting fans worldwide to contribute to his next song. In collaboration with Ericsson, the project is showing how the Networked Society enables innovation and business transformation.

A new paper from Ericsson looks at copyright, which is possibly one of the most controversial policy topics to have been talked about, lobbied and contested by various stakeholders for a very long time.