V-Nova, privately owned and headquartered in the UK, was founded in 2011 and operates with approximately 80 employees. The company reported $165,124.1 in revenue as of 2024. A tier 3 media tech buyer, V-Nova specializes in media tech IP licensing, functioning as a developer of video compression software intended to improve data compression.
At DVB World 2026 on March 16, V-Nova showcased a preview of its video delivery system, which combines VVC and LCEVC to deliver 4K HDR quality at 8-10 Mbps for the DTV+/TV3.0 system, Brazil's new TV system scheduled for commercial launch in 2026. Previously, on March 10, the company observed a shift in modern video infrastructure toward efficiency-first architecture, noting that Video Processing Units (VPUs) introduce a new economic framework for video systems by redefining cost per stream, power consumption, and operational stability as traditional software-based scaling models reach diminishing returns. This followed V-Nova's participation in an Industry Insights roundtable on February 22, which examined where NextGen TV (ATSC 3.0) revenue begins to take shape and what obstacles remain for scale, acknowledging that infrastructure is in place but policy questions are unresolved. Earlier, on February 15, V-Nova contributed to the first installment of this roundtable series, discussing the ATSC 3.0 rollout's transition from early experimentation to a more complex phase defined by infrastructure choices, receiver realities, and unresolved business models.
V-Nova's customers primarily consist of media managed services, semiconductor Manufacturing and broadcast television and radio companies. Examples of V-Nova's customers include Realtek Semiconductor, Mediapro and Globo. V-Nova has partners like Allegro DVT. Examples of V-Nova's suppliers include MainConcept and Videon.
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