Ateme powers Telefónica’s cloud-native VoD transformation to Google Cloud
November 6, 2025
Ateme, a global player in video compression, delivery, and streaming solutions, has partnered with Telefónica to deploy a cloud-native media processing platform for next-generation VoD services. Built on Google Cloud Platform (GCP), the solution enables scalable, high-quality content delivery across Telefónica’s international operations.
By adopting a cloud-native architecture, Telefónica can now deliver its extensive VoD catalogue – including 4K content – to a wide range of devices, from mobile screens to connected TVs, with improved agility and efficiency.
Ateme’s platform, integrated with Google Cloud’s infrastructure and AI services, is at the core of this transformation. Key benefits include:
- Cloud-Native Scalability: Powered by Ateme’s platform on Google Cloud, the solution enables Telefónica to dynamically scale resources in line with demand. This ensures consistent performance during high-traffic periods while optimising costs during quieter times, leveraging the global reach and elasticity of the cloud.
- Multi-Affiliate Flexibility: A centralised architecture supports Telefónica’s regional affiliates, simplifying rollouts, updates, and service consistency across markets.
- AI-Enhanced Workflows: The deployment incorporates advanced capabilities such as audience-aware encoding, automated metadata tagging, and predictive demand analytics, driving greater personalisation and operational efficiency.
- 4K Multi-Screen Delivery: The platform ensures consistent 4K video delivery across mobile, desktop, and connected TV devices, regardless of bandwidth conditions – improving quality of experience and reducing viewer churn.
“This deployment is a strong example of how we work closely with operators to address evolving video delivery needs,” said Christophe Stigas, Vice President Southern Europe & MEAat Ateme. “By integrating our media processing platform on Google Cloud as part of Telefónica’s VoD architecture, we’ve enabled dynamic resource scaling, 4K video delivery, and automated workflows – all while simplifying operations across multiple markets.”
“For us, this project is about more than technology – it’s about improving how we serve our audience,” added Javier Lucendo de Gregorio, Head of Video Processing & Delivery at Telefónica. “The new platform gives us the agility to launch services faster, ensure consistent quality across regions, and adapt more quickly to changing viewer behaviours.”
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