Epic Labs se une a Digital Production Partnership (DPP)

This not-for-profit association founded by BBC, ITV and Channel 4 brings together companies from across the media value chain who are committed to driving change and developing new opportunities.

Epic Labs has just joined the Digital Production Pertnership (DPP), a non-profit association founded by BBC, ITV and Channel 4 that has as its vision a globalized market for the creation and exchange of content thanks to the Internet and innovation processes.

Epic Labs offers media engineering services such as real-time video experiences, streaming solutions, extensive experience in CDN solutions, cloud architectures, and co-engineering and co-creation services. In addition, the Epic Labs team of engineers concentrates extensive knowledge of Artificial Intelligence applied to the video industry.

Alfonso Peletier, founder and CEO of Epic Labs, recognizes that "in DPP we have found an organization that provides real value by including key players in the entire value chain of the Media sector, both traditional companies and more innovative ones. Therefore, it is the perfect scenario for a company like Epic Labs whose value proposition can be consumed by both parties. It is also a framework in which to contribute our knowledge of Artificial Intelligence applied to this specific market."

For his part, DPP managing director Mark Harrison highlights that "DPP is delighted to have Epic Labs as a member. We bring together companies from across the Media sector value chain that are committed to driving change and developing new opportunities. Epic Labs, with its proven track record in innovation, will be of great interest to many companies in our network."