NAB Show Streaming Summit

What happens in Vegas… can be streamed around the globe in seconds. And we build the infrastructure behind it. From video processing and content storage to stream delivery, edge workloads, and cloud compute, we've got you covered.

April 20 – 21, 2026
Las Vegas, US

Everything needed to build modern streaming platforms

NAB Show Streaming Summit

Our event highlights

Mon20Apr
OpenMOQ and MOQ: A collaborative effort to push the next evolution in streaming
This session brings together the founding members of the OpenMOQ Software Consortium to discuss their collaborative effort to build high-performance MOQ software and deploy commercial MOQ-based solutions. The session will address the opportunities around MOQ, the innovation the format enables, the challenges facing MOQ, and the uplift involved in moving an RFC to commercial reality. Speakers will take audience questions and show off some demos.
- 4 – 5 p.m.
- W211-W212
Speakers
- Tomas Kvasnicka
  VP of Engineeringat CDN77
- Cullen Jennings
  Head of Video Engineeringat CISCO
- Arvind Suryakumar
  Software Development Directorat Oracle Media Services
- Sean Mccarthy
  Head of Video Engineeringat YouTube
- Chris Allen
  Co-Founder, CEOat Red5
- Gwendal Simon
  Head of Video Engineeringat SYNAMEDIA
- Will Law
  Head of Video Engineeringat Akamai
Tue21Apr
Private breakfast
An informal setting to start the day with like-minded industry peers and fuel up before the conference kicks in.
- 8 – 9 a.m.
- W208
- Invite-only
Tue21Apr
The CDN as the video delivery control plane: edge logic, origin management, and anti-piracy
This session explores how premium video-on-demand platform Rakuten TV uses CDNs to deliver VOD libraries and FAST channels in a multi-CDN setup, and how the role of CDNs in video delivery has evolved in recent years. Beyond caching, CDNs now handle request logic, route traffic between multiple content sources, and help deliver content through a single delivery domain with a shared cache.
We will also look at how tasks traditionally handled at the origin, such as URL signing, access control, and request routing, have gradually moved to the CDN edge. The session will also touch on anti-piracy efforts such as content fingerprinting, where identifiers embedded in video segments help trace unauthorized redistribution of premium video content.
- 12:00 – 12:30 p.m.
- W211-W212
Speakers
- Katerina Dobnerova
  Head of Technical Integrationat CDN77
- Jorge Solsona
  Playback, Managerat Rakuten.tv