Ateme NEA

Ateme's NEA is a software suite that provides origin, packaging, storage, analytics, and CDN capabilities. It enables efficient content delivery over various networks, including cable, satellite, IPTV, terrestrial, and OTT, supporting formats like MPEG2-TS, HLS, and DASH.

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