Telairity Press Releases

Telairity BE8500 Hot-switchable HD/SD H.264 Encoder Introduced at HD World

New York City – October 14, 2009 – The Telairity BE8500, a versatile H.264/AVC video encoder capable of hot-switching between a high-definition (HD) or standard-definition (SD) video source, was introduced today by Telairity at HD World. -more-

Telairity Expands Operations in Far East: Opens Office in Beijing

SANTA CLARA, California. USA– October 12, 2009 – Telairity today announced the opening of an office in Beijing, marking the official expansion of Telairity’s business operations into China and the entire Asia-Pacific region. Telairity’s new Asia Pacific Headquarters is housed in the Ruichen International Center, Room 1211, No. 13 Nong Zhan Guan South Road in the Chaoyang District. Telephone number: 86-10-65928875; Fax: 86-10-65929647-more-

Telairity Names Ben Silva as Sales VP For Communications, Media And Entertainment

SANTA CLARA, CA – June 29, 2009 –Telairity today announced the appointment of Ben Silva, an IP video industry veteran and award-winning entertainment and media industries executive, to the position of vice president of sales for communications, media and entertainment. The appointment was announced by Howard Sachs, Telairity president and CEO, and is effective immediately.-more-

KTLA Puts Telairity BC8100 HD Encoder Into Service: First MPEG-4 Encoder for News Copters

SANTA CLARA, Calif. – June 16, 2009 –Telairity announced today that KTLA-TV in Los Angeles, one of the nation’s most distinguished local television news organizations, has successfully completed switching over its helicopter news transmissions to high definition MPEG-4 using the Telairity BC8100 H.264/AVC HD encoder.-more-

Telairity Announces Series 9000 Line of SD Encoders at NAB '09

Massive computing power is at the center of the Series 9000 video compression: Four Telairity 50 Gigaops TVP2000 video processors per SD channel. "By literally doubling the horsepower of our new premium Series 9000 line over our Series 7000 systems," said Howard Sachs, Telairity CEO, "we're able to offer the most extensive and sophisticated set of real-time H.264 compression tools available anywhere. No other encoding system can equal the quality of our Series 9000 pictures at this level." -more-

Telairity Introduces BC8100 News/ENG HD Aerial Encoder at NAB '09

Las Vegas, NV - April 18, 2009 - Superior in-the-air live high-definition news transmission is now a reality, thanks to the new BC8100 HD video encoder from Telairity. Based on highly efficient H.264/AVC encoding, the new unit provides more robust live transmissions from airborne news units, virtually eliminating fade-out problems, and allows studio decoders to lock on and maintain their signals nearly four times faster than other systems. -more-

Alabama Public Television Solves Its HD Bandwidth Problem With Telairity BE8100 H.264/AVC Encoder

Santa Clara, CA – Monday, January 19, 2009 – Imagine trying to relocate a three-story house from one city to another – and the only available path to move it leads through a single-lane tunnel with a low ceiling. It is not unlike the dilemma faced by Alabama Public Television (APT) when it needed to transmit high-definition programming from its production headquarters in Montgomery to its control center in Birmingham which then distributes programming throughout the state. -more-

KTLA Takes Pasadena Rose Parade Worldwide in HD with Help from Telairity H.264 Encoders

Santa Clara, CA – Tuesday, January 13, 2009 – Los Angeles superstation KTLA added a new component this year to its annual New Years’ Day global telecast of the famed Pasadena Rose Parade: high definition video streams compressed by Telairity BH8100 encoders using H.264/AVC (MPEG-4) technology and relayed through a portable microwave transmitter. -more-

Telairity Introduces H.264/AVC Broadcast Encoders For News and Sports Trucks

Las Vegas, Nevada – Monday, April 14, 2008 Two complementary H.264/AVC video encoding systems, designed for news and sports vehicles transmitting live video in either high-definition (HD) or standard-definition (SD) formats, will be introduced today by Telairity at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) convention and exhibition. -more-

Telairity Introduces IPTV-Friendly BE7400 and BE7100 SD H.264/AVC Video Encoders at NAB

Las Vegas, Nevada – April 14, 2008 – Telairity today announced its entry into the fast-growing IPTV market with the US introduction of two new H.264/AVC standard-definition (SD) video encoders: the four-channel BE7400 and the single-channel BE7100 encoders. -more-

Telairity Enters Second Year of Showing Real Time 1080p HD H264 Broadcast Encoder

Amsterdam, The Netherlands – Thursday, 6 September 2007 – Telairity announced today that it will show its BE8000 real time highdefinition broadcast encoder for the second straight year at IBC 2007. -more-

Telairity Introduces Multiplexer System for Telairity SD and HD Encoders at IBC 2007

Amsterdam, The Netherlands – Friday, September 7, 2007 – Telairity, Inc., a leading manufacturer of broadcast-quality H.264/AVC encoding systems, today announced the debut of the BE3200/StatMux Statistical Multiplexer, designed to optimize the transport bandwidth used by multiple Telairity standard definition (SD) and high definition (HD) encoders. -more-

Real-Time Broadcast Encoder Offers 2X Lower Bit Rates Than MPEG-2 Encoders

Santa Clara, Calif. - September 4, 2007 - Telairity today announced the launch of its BE7400, a cost-effective broadcast encoder platform for standard-definition (SD) H.264/AVC video compression. -more-

Telairity Selects Rahul Commerce to Distribute Its Professional Video Encoders in India

Santa Clara, Calif. - August 20, 2007 - Telairity, Inc. today announced that Rahul Commerce, a Pune, India-based distributor of professional software and systems in India for broadcast, video and graphics, has been selected to represent Telairity in India. The announcement was made by Howard Sachs, Telairity president and CEO, and is effective immediately. -more-

Telairity Names Greg Pine Vice President of Worldwide Sales

Santa Clara, Calif. - August 13, 2007 - Veteran Philips Electronics technology and marketing executive Greg Pine has been appointed vice president, worldwide sales, of Telairity, Inc. -more-

Telairity's Broadcast Encoder Platforms To Be Offered by DVC DigitalVideo Computing

Santa Clara, Calif. - July 30, 2007 - Telairity today announced that DVC DigitalVideo Computing GmbH, a leading European supplier for the digital video, presentation, and HDTV markets, is adding Telairity's HD and SD real-time encoding platforms, based on advanced H.264/AVC (MPEG-4) compression technology, to its product lineup in a reseller agreement. -more-

Telairity's H.264 HD Broadcast Encoder Platform to be Offered by NVISION

Santa Clara, Calif. - January 15, 2007 - Telairity announced today that NVISION, a leading supplier of routers, router control, and master control systems for broadcast and post production, is adding Telairity's H.264 HD real-time encoding platform to its product line-up in a principal reseller agreement. -more-

Telairity to Demo BE8000 H.264 HD Encoder With Adtec Digital at TelcoTV Exhibit

Santa Clara, Calif. - Nov. 6, 2006 - Telairity today announced that it will be showing its BE8000 H.264 HD real-time encoder as part of a demonstration with Adtec Digital at TelcoTV, a conference and expo taking place Nov. 6-8 in Dallas, Texas, in booth 207. -more-

Telairity Launches HD H.264 Video Encoding Motherboard

AMSTERDAM (IBC) - Sept. 9, 2006 - Telairity today announced that it is making its real-time H.264 HD compression technology available in the form of a motherboard solution that OEMs can use to create next-generation broadcast encoders that provide high-quality images at a low bit rate and low latency. -more-

Telairity Launches HD AVC/H.264 Encoder Platform

AMSTERDAM (IBC) - Sept. 8, 2006 - Telairity today launched the BE8000, a broadcast encoder platform for cost-effective high-definition (HD) AVC/H.264 video compression. -more-

Telairity Semiconductor Appoints GAL Electronics as Israel Sales Rep

Santa Clara, Calif. - November 21, 2005 - Telairity Semiconductor, a provider of solutions for high-definition (HD) broadcast-quality video applications, today announced that it has appointed GAL Electronics as its exclusive sales representative in Israel. -more-

Telairity Semiconductor Shows First HD H.264 Encoder Solution Based on Telairity-1, Industry's First Processor Designed for HD Broadcast Video

AMSTERDAM (IBC)-September 9, 2005-The first high-definition H.264 video encoder based on Telairity-1, a breakthrough processor architecture developed specifically for broadcast-quality HD applications, is being presented by Telairity Semiconductor at IBC2005 Stand 1.101. -more-

Telairity Semiconductor Launches Telairity-1: Real-Time H.264 High-Definition Video Architecture Delivers Highest Level of Video Processing Available in a Single Chip

STANFORD, Calif.-August 15, 2005-A breakthrough processor architecture for high-definition (HD) video encoding was announced today at Hot Chips 17 by Santa Clara-based Telairity Semiconductor. -more-

Telairity In The News

Date		Article		Publication
4.21.08		Inteview with Shubha Tuljapurkar, Vice President of Business Development for Telairity, at NAB 2008 in Las Vegas.		The Eizo Shimbun
11.21.06		An under-the-hood look at next generation HD encoders Video compression is a complex, compute-intensive task with numerous filtering and matrix operations.		Digital TV DesignLine
11.13.06		Video encoder SoCs may replace FPGAs Makers of equipment for the broadcast market are at a cusp in the technology curve, with system-on-chip (SoC) designers looking to displace the FPGA makers in one of their strongest markets.		Ferret.com.au
12.13.05		HDTV makes its mark New compression technologies for High Definition TV are driving new chip architectures, writes Nick Flaherty.		Engineer Live
10.20.05		More Than a Chip Off the Old Block Advanced Imaging’s annual check-in with semiconductor innovators is one of the longest-running topics revisited in this roundtable feature — and for reasons that will be obvious enough to imaging pros.		Cygnus Business Media
9.11.05		Telairity dedicated processor promises broadcasters easier HD video repurposing Telairity Semiconductor is showing a combined hardware/software solution claimed to make it far easier for broadcasters to convert HD video footage to H.264 HD ready for transmission.		Hexus.net
9.9.05		Telairity's video processor selected as EE's Product of the Month You voted with your clicks for this processor that can handle the computational requirements of the H.264 MPEG-4 high-definition CODEC. The device's programmable architecture combines five independent vector/scalar cores, a video controller, and a DRAM controller.		EE Times
8.26.05		Telairity Semiconductor Builds Bridge to Video Applications Telairity Semiconductor (Santa Clara, CA) has released its Telairity-1 multi-core processor architecture that is designed to handle the demanding computational requirements of the H.264 (MPEG-4 part 10) high-definition (HD) codec.		Advanced Imaging Pro
8.22.05		CPUs take parallel turn at Hot Chips Parallel architectures emerged as the locus of attention in chip design at last week's Hot Chips 17 conference here.		EE Times
8.22.05		Telairity-1: Real-Time H.264 HD Video Architecture Delivers Over 55 GOPs Harnessing multiple independent vector/scalar processors, the multicore Telairity-1 architecture is specifically designed to handle the demanding computational requirements of the H.264 (MPEG-4 Part 10) HD codec.		Analogzone
8.17.05		Telairity H.264 HD Architecture Delivers Highest Level of Video Processing in Single Chip Telairity Semiconductor has introduced what it describes as a breakthrough in processor architecture for high-definition (HD) video encoding.		Nikkei Electronics Asia
8.16.05		Telairity discusses H.264 processor at Hot Chips The T1P2000 multicore video processor is the first processor design to implement the Telairity-1 architecture, which harnesses multiple independent vector/scalar cores and is designed to handle the H.264 (MPEG-4 Part 10) high definition codec		EE Times
8.16.05		Multicore processor is optimised for H.264 codec A breakthrough processor architecture for high-definition (HD) video encoding has been launched by Santa Clara-based Telairity Semiconductor.		Electronicstalk
8.15.05		Constructing the Perfect Chip This week, on the Stanford University campus, a loosely knit organization of industry and university silicon gurus will conduct the 17th annual conference on the leading edge in performance silicon, aka Hot Chips.		EE Times
8.15.05		Telairity Unveils High Definition Video Processor Santa Clara-based Telairity Semiconductor has announced a processor architecture for high definition (HD) video encoding.		Electronics Weekly
8.15.05		Multicore CPU Does Hi-Def H.264 Video Codec Using multiple independent vector/scalar cores and targeting high-definition video encoding, the multicore Telairity-1 processor from Telairity Semiconductor has been specifically designed to handle the demanding computational requirements of the H.264 (MPEG-4 Part 10) HD codec.		Video/Imaging DesignLine
8.15.05		Telairity Chip Targets High-Definition Video Encoding Today fabless chip startup Telairity introduced its first chip, the T1P2000. The chip targets high-definition H.264 video encoding in applications such as broadcast encoders, video servers, and video authoring systems.		Inside [DSP]
9.15.03		Vector Processor Makes Short Work Of Complex DSP Algorithms With four vector pipelines, Telairity Semiconductor’s TVP400 combines the signal—processing features of a high—performance DSP and the control capabilities of a 32-bit microcontroller.....The highly parallel architecture allows the TVP400 to keep up to 23 operations in flight at the same time.		Electronic Design
9.2.03		Telairity Introduces Vector DSP Core The ability to access twelve memory locations per cycle is highly unusual.....The TVP400 can operate efficiently on scattered data.		Berkeley Design Technology Insider
8.18.03		Chip Designers Move Back From Bleeding Edge The Telairity core is aiming for 600-MHz peak performance across a variety of 130-nm processes through use of a novel hierarchical library and methodology that implement circuits based on successive construction rather than synthesis.		EE Times