platform overview
Built for live sports. Ready for everything that performs like it.
For streaming platforms
The viewer doesn't notice.
that's the point.
Live sports is the hardest problem in streaming delivery: simultaneous, synchronized, millions of viewers, and no margin for failure. Netskrt was built to solve that problem.
The same architecture that supports live sports also strengthens delivery for premieres, major content drops, and high-value titles — any moment when viewer demand arrives all at once and the experience has to hold.
live sporting events supported year to date
Core Capabilities
Purpose-built for live
video delivery at scale
caching
Understands that content belongs to a title — series, movies, or live events — and pre-positions popular content locally before subscribers request it.
replication
A single ingest stream serves thousands of downstream viewers locally from inside the ISP network while preserving pause, rewind, and fast-forward for each subscriber.
architecture
Netskrt adapts to ISP network topologies and backhaul configurations instead of forcing a standard network configuration as typical CDNs do.
content fill
Cloud-based intelligence ingests provider content and pre-positions popular titles across ISP caches before subscriber requests drive upstream traffic.
infrastructure
Netskrt combines global network capacity with embedded ISP delivery points, giving streaming platforms both broad reach and deeper last-mile control where quality matters most.
multi-cdn ready
Not all CDNs are built the same way
Broad-purpose CDNs are designed to serve many types of internet traffic. Netskrt brings content awareness, network intelligence, and last-mile infrastructure together to support demanding live, on-demand, and high-concurrency delivery. It works alongside your existing CDN strategy, adding capabilities and capacity where broad-purpose platforms are most likely to be challenged.
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Why live sports streaming still breaks
Netskrt CEO Sig Luft joins Next TMT Talks to discuss the technical and business challenges behind delivering the world’s biggest live events.