Visionular

News Summary:

On May 13, 2026, Visionular published an e-commerce case study detailing its role in helping an unnamed mobile-first commerce platform, described as one of India’s fastest-growing social commerce platforms, manage video infrastructure costs. The platform delivers millions of short-form product videos daily, powering discovery, seller engagement, and conversion. This followed a May 12, 2026, case study that highlighted Visionular’s support for ABS-CBN’s iWant, a global streaming platform launched in 2018. The platform provides Filipino shows, movies, series, news, and live channels to audiences worldwide through web, mobile, and smart TV applications. Earlier, on April 14, 2026, Visionular commercially launched AuroraVision, a software-defined AI production platform, at NAB Show 2026. The platform aims to provide broadcasters, OTT operators, and live-production teams with visual capabilities previously accessible only to larger productions, irrespective of scale, budget, or infrastructure. Previously, on March 19, 2026, Visionular released a sports streaming success case focusing on FanCode, India's digital sports platform. This case study outlined how FanCode delivered 1080p quality content to over 160 million sports enthusiasts without increasing data costs across its live and on-demand content, including Formula 1, cricket, football, golf, and MotoGP.