Broadpeak Unveils Multiview As A Service

Broadpeak, a specialist in large‑scale streaming and monetisation, has introduced Multiview as a Service on its broadpeak.io SaaS platform.

The fully managed, self‑service offer is designed to let broadcasters, streaming services and broadband providers launch user‑curated Multiview experiences for live events faster and with less complexity. Broadpeak will showcase the Multiview capability alongside an expanding suite of cloud applications at IBC2026.

As audiences demand more interactive, personalised live viewing, providers are exploring ways to give fans greater control over how they watch. Multiview enables viewers to pick layouts and watch multiple channels, events or camera angles at once, creating richer experiences intended to boost engagement, extend viewing time and help cut churn.

"Multiview has quickly become one of the most requested capabilities for premium sports streaming, particularly across a huge summer of live sporting events, but the cost and complexity of deployment have prevented many providers from bringing it to market," said Jacques Le Mancq, president and CEO of Broadpeak. "Bringing Multiview to broadpeak.io removes those barriers and makes sophisticated viewing experiences accessible to a wide range of service providers via a nimble, cost-efficient model."

In contrast to traditional Multiview rollouts that can demand substantial infrastructure, encoding resources and lengthy integrations, Broadpeak's cloud‑based approach accelerates time to market. Customers can deliver Multiview across a wide array of devices via a flexible, usage‑based SaaS model, avoiding upfront CAPEX and aligning spend with actual consumption.

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