Polyv Cloud Video Service
In the Internet era, traditional text and images seem insufficient to meet the needs of netizens for information delivery. Influenced by "cloud computing," video-based information transmission is increasingly being adopted and trusted by users. Let's look at some data: By the end of 2012, with the upgrade of 3G networks, network transmission speeds increased significantly, and smartphone screens grew larger. In China, 130 million netizens used their phones to watch or download videos online, accounting for 32.0% of mobile internet users. This growth rate was second only to mobile microblogging, making it a highlight among entertainment applications that year. It is expected that the number of mobile video users and usage duration will continue to grow rapidly in 2013. On the international internet, video coverage has even reached as high as 50%!
Based on the data above, will video become a standard feature for every website in the future? If so, how to address the high costs of bandwidth and technology has become a major challenge for website owners. Does one really need to raise a cow just to drink a glass of milk? Not necessarily. With the belief that solutions always outnumber difficulties, cloud video service providers in the internet industry have combined cloud technology to offer video hosting services for enterprise websites. A new industry chain is steadily taking shape.
While people are still wondering, "What does video service include?" and "What is video hosting?", several domestic video hosting providers are already working intensively to prepare for the arrival of true "cloud video services." Many in the industry predict that 2013 will be the peak year for "cloud computing." How will video hosting providers evolve under the impetus of the cloud? We don't know yet. However, as a dark horse in video services, Polyv's recent performance has garnered positive attention from many industry insiders.
Polyv integrates video hosting, video management, video transcoding, video encryption, video CDN distribution, video players, multi-terminal playback support, an advertising system, and a statistics system. Users only need to purchase its services on demand to quickly launch online video operations and achieve high-definition ad-free video. This significantly reduces enterprise costs and improves efficiency, allowing most companies to refocus their core competitiveness on their actual business, leveling the advantages and disadvantages caused by company size, and thus correcting the trend of capitalizing internet enterprise competition. Polyv (POLYV) will also substantially lower the entry barrier for small and medium-sized enterprises to participate in competition, injecting more vitality into the market and benefiting the long-term development of the industry.
