nanocosmos, a specialist in real-time video streaming, has announced the next phase of its nanoStream Ready Partner programme, expanding its ecosystem of certified technology providers and aligning with the new standard for real-time video: Media over QUIC (MOQ).

MOQ is the next-generation protocol that combines broadcast-grade delivery with real-time interactivity. Using QUIC, WebTransport, and HTTP/3, it enables true real-time streaming with end-to-end latencies under 500 milliseconds at global scale, with a robust resilience even in challenging network environments.

nanocosmos is now inviting new partners to join and certify their solutions for the MOQ-powered future of real-time streaming.

nanoStream Ready has quickly grown into a trusted certification program validating third-party solutions that integrate seamlessly with the nanocosmos interactive live streaming platform.

The programme unites innovators across the interactive streaming workflow — from cameras and production specialists (BirdDog, PTZOptics, QuickLink) to encoders, contribution, and AV-over-IP providers (Osprey Video, Teradek, Matrox, Kiloview) — with the latest addition of Magewell, known for reliable capture, conversion and streaming solutions.

“The nanoStream Ready programme is about preparing the industry for MOQ — the superior technology that defines the future of streaming,” said Oliver Lietz, CEO of nanocosmos. “With nanocosmos’ MOQ deployment, partners can deliver at global scale with sub-second latency and broadcast-grade reliability. We invite technology providers to join now and lead this transition with us.”

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