Telestream, a provider of content lifecycle management and media workflow orchestration, and Quantum Corporation have announced that Telestream’s DIVA content management platform is now certified with the Quantum ActiveScale object storage platform, including its integrated ActiveScale Cold Storage tier. This certification enables media organisations to combine DIVA’s proven, policy-driven archive workflows with an on-premises object storage platform designed to deliver extreme durability, lower power and cooling costs, and streamlined management to support long-term preservation at petabyte scale. It also expands the long-standing relationship between Telestream and Quantum®, building on existing certification of Quantum StorNext and interoperability with Telestream solutions such as Vantage.

Media companies are now generating and retaining more content than ever, creating pressure to archive everything safely, affordably, and sustainably. As the value of this content grows, and libraries expand across sports, broadcast, production, and streaming operations, organisations rely on DIVA’s proven lifecycle and policy management to keep archives structured, searchable, and ready for reuse. But protecting and retaining these vast collections for decades also demands storage that is power-efficient, cost-effective, and secure at petabyte scale – requirements that traditional cloud and disk-based systems struggle to meet. With cloud costs rising and long-term content value increasing, customers are seeking modern, on-premises S3 object storage with predictable economics and sustainable preservation.

“DIVA is the platform our customers rely on to manage complex content lifecycles, enforce retention policies, and keep large archives organized and accessible over decades,” said Mark Wronski, vice president, Telestream. “By certifying DIVA with Quantum ActiveScale and its integrated Cold Storage tier, we’re giving customers even more powerful choices in how they architect sustainable, high-capacity archives. The Telestream-Quantum integration delivers exactly this combination: DIVA’s proven lifecycle management together with a highly durable, economical, and scalable storage foundation for long-term preservation and reuse.”

“Object storage is becoming the foundation for every modern media workflow because it delivers the scalability, efficiency, and long-term reliability that today’s archives demand,” said Mike Hardy, vice president of alliances, Quantum. “ActiveScale, with its integrated Cold Storage tier in a single S3 namespace, gives customers a uniquely powerful and sustainable way to preserve growing content libraries. We’re delighted that Telestream has completed DIVA certification, and we look forward to seeing this combined solution intended to protect and sustain the world’s most valuable media assets for decades to come.”

The combined solution provides a modern foundation for sports organisations, broadcasters, production companies, post facilities, and enterprises managing long-term video libraries. With DIVA now certified across all ActiveScale tiers, customers can build archives that:

·       Scale from terabytes to multiple petabytes and beyond
·       Maintain consistent DIVA workflows across on-premises and cloud-based S3 tiers
·       Use a unified API-driven archive strategy to simplify ingest, retention, and retrieval
·       Preserve aging or at-risk library assets in a cost-efficient form factor
·       Avoid unpredictable cloud egress fees while retaining cloud-like flexibility

Telestream has certified all active versions of DIVA with ActiveScale and ActiveScale Cold Storage using Quantum’s S3 API. The certification covers archiving, retrieval, metadata management, and policy-driven lifecycle operations across local and hybrid archive environments. Both companies have validated interoperability and offer coordinated support for customers deploying the integrated solution.

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