Amagi Partners with SVC to Expand Cloud Media Tech

The technology collaboration aims to modernize broadcasting and streaming operations across four South American countries.

Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Advertising

Amagi Partners with SVC to Expand Cloud Media Tech

Amagi has formed a new technology partnership with Sistemas de Video Comunicación S.A. to bring advanced cloud media solutions to broadcasters and content owners. The companies officially introduced this collaboration at The CAPER Show 2026.

Why it matters

Broadcasters and distributors across the region are increasingly seeking to modernize their operations and expand their distribution capabilities through cloud-based infrastructure. This alliance combines Amagi's specialized cloud technology with regional expertise to facilitate that shift.

Amagi currently supports over 16,000 channel deliveries via 300 distributors in 40 nations. The new venture specifically targets market expansion across Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Bolivia.

The players

Amagi

Amagi is a global leader in cloud-based SaaS technology for broadcast and connected TV.

Sistemas de Video Comunicación S.A.

Sistemas de Video Comunicación S.A. is a technology provider specializing in professional equipment and support for the broadcasting industry in South America.

The details

The partnership integrates Amagi's cloud modernization, streaming, and monetization solutions with the regional technical support provided by Sistemas de Video Comunicación S.A. The companies used the industry event in Buenos Aires to showcase these combined capabilities to potential clients.

Timeline

  1. October 7 to 9, 2026: Companies presented the partnership at The CAPER Show 2026.

Market Landscape

This move reflects the ongoing industry-wide transition toward cloud-based playout and media management as traditional infrastructure faces obsolescence. By deepening its regional footprint, Amagi positions itself to capture market share from legacy hardware-reliant competitors.

Broadcasters and content owners in the four target countries can expect faster deployment of streaming channels and improved monetization tools through this collaboration. These upgrades are designed to streamline operations while potentially reducing the overhead costs of traditional broadcasting.

The takeaway

The partnership highlights how cloud technology is rapidly becoming the standard for modernizing media distribution in emerging markets. Industry participants should monitor how regional integration improves local content delivery times compared to legacy systems.

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