Q broadcaster, but we've done this before. We've had film crews across the country and they have to upload large video files quickly. And we use drive for that. The, the biggest issue we have with this really is just actually connection speed because the upload takes forever. Do you have some very unique thing you've built where the uploads are faster or do you, you speed up the wifi somehow?
A That's, that's definitely the heartbeat of what we do, Nathan. Um, first of all, you know, there are variables. The variables are video, uh, all shapes and sizes, internet connectivity, all shapes and sizes. Hardware, all shapes and sizes, and that continually changes, and there's not one solution that works for all those variables. So what we do is we first, we check the internet to our infrastructure, use a couple of different protocols, TCP and UDP, automatically select the one that's best for our customer, and then we compress the file. We give them control over that compression to meet the standards of their organization. We have a patented simultaneous compression and upload. So I would break the file up, encode a chunk, upload the chunk, um, to a network of edge servers. So wherever you are in the world, we're going to get that video to the cloud quicker than you could using some other tool.
AI assessment note: “We have a patented simultaneous compression and upload. So I would break the file up”