TVT/DMC, the new global content services powerhouse, has revealed that all 87 channels from its former facility are now operating from its new Amsterdam facility, achieving the company’s vision to deliver Europe’s first fully operational, virtualised ‘private broadcast cloud’ in less than two years.

Ian Brotherston, Chief Executive of TVT/DMC, said: “This is a landmark achievement for our newly united company and a true technological feat that reflects our team’s strong vision and desire to realise an all-IP, cloud enabled world. As first movers in this area, we are incredibly proud of our pioneering platform and the opportunity to take an exciting new approach to media management and playout.”

Officially launched in June 2017, the all-IP platform enables TVT/DMC to commission and deliver new channels to market faster – a matter of hours instead of weeks. TVT/DMC’s channel brands include recently launched Blaze, CBS Reality, Fox Channel, History Channel and National Geographic.

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