Live Cloud Production on AWS powered by NVIDIA: The Documentary

Learn how AWS and NVIDIA support and simplify live broadcast production to create a newsroom in the cloud in this mini documentary.
Illustrating the possibilities of Live Cloud Production (LCP) on AWS in a real-world setting using NVIDIA GPU-backed Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) G4 and G5 instances, Amazon Web Services ran a cloud-based live news broadcast during NAB 2024. Production kicked off each day with a one-hour “Good Morning, NAB!” news show, shot on a news desk in the West Hall lobby of the LVCC using pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras, with the help of a production control room in the AWS booth where vision and audio mixing were done, and a remote team worked on graphics overlays, editing, and other tasks.
Following the morning show, NAB reporters broadcast daily live interviews from the show floor as they made their way across conference halls. Programming was available to watch at the AWS booth, on the NAB Show website, and on select screens located throughout the LVCC. Several additional AWS Partners contributed to the broadcast, including AP ENPS, Ross Video, Telos Alliance, LiveU, Haivision, CaptionHub, Zixi, Alpha, Aoto, and Ikan.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) empowers broadcast customers to scale operations in the cloud and offers flexibility that traditional broadcast setups do not, such as support for remote collaboration; reduced on-premises infrastructure needs and costs; and more eco-friendly operations. Advanced LCP workflows built on AWS use a combination of purpose-built AWS Media Services, such as AWS Elemental MediaConnect and AWS Elemental MediaLive, and solutions and software from AWS Partners to support a range of production demands, from vision and audio mixing to replay, data-driven graphics, signal processing, discovery and routing, and intercom and tally.
To learn more about about live cloud production on AWS, visit aws.amazon.com/media/broadcast/
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