| Website | brevityv.com |
| Blog | brevityv.com/blog |
| @brevityv | |
| Category | Enterprise |
| Phone | 212.465.0557 |
| info@brevityv.com | |
| Employees | 28 |
| Founded | 1/10 |
| Description | Seamless video transport and transcode |
| TOTAL | $7.7M |
| FUNDING TOTAL | $7.7M |
| Angel, 1/12 | $7.7M |
Brevity provides breakthrough technology that offers for the first time the ability to simultaneous transcode while transporting video at incredibly fast speeds.
Brevity has taken on the complexity challenge of big data and endless formats. With its innovative, patent-pending technology, Brevity brings together highly advanced compression algorithms with teraFLOPS of graphical processing computing power (GPUs) to provide integrated transcode and transport. This powerful combination enables greater utilization - speed- of any network’s capacity and promises to transform file based workflows across the M&E industry.
Led by the entrepreneurial acumen of its founders, Brevity has attracted an eclectic and talented cross-functional team of people from vision sciences, hardware and software engineering, video technology, business operations, and the media and entertainment industry. Brevity continues to push the boundaries of what is possible and ensures sustained technological innovation and excellence in business execution.
As of April 2012, Brevity has raised $7.7MM in angel funding, and an undisclosed investment from The Kraft Group.
Brevity: True Cloud Collaboration
Added: 12/14/12Brevity Core Technology
Added: 12/14/12Brevity - Web application user interface: Walkthrough
Added: 12/14/12Brevity in Brief
Added: 12/14/12| Website | brevityv.com/solution |
| Blog | brevityv.com/blog |
| Stage | Live |
| Launch Date | May 16, 2012 |
Brevity’s V3, moves securely encrypted files over Internet, fiber, or data satellite up to 30X faster than otherwise possible while maintaining high quality resolution and support for leading industry codecs and formats such as Avid DNX, EVS, ProRes, XDCAM, and others. Brevity has been tested successfully on uncompressed, high bit rate video, 2k and 4k DPX files, as well as compressed HD and SD files.