Since Lawo debuted its award-winning RƎLAY Virtual Radio Mixer software at NAB and IBC 2016, “virtualization” has become a hot topic among radio engineers.
“Radio engineers have been watching IT, and acknowledging the benefits of virtualization,” says Michael “Catfish” Dosch, Lawo’s Director of Virtual Projects. “IT professionals choose software running on COTS computers because it scales easily, can be administered remotely, and costs a lot less than racks of dedicated hardware. Radio understands that software virtualization can reduce the cost of building radio studios too, while providing remote troubleshooting and easy scalability; advantages we’ve never had ‘til now.”
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“Radio engineers have been watching IT, and acknowledging the benefits of virtualization,” says Michael “Catfish” Dosch, Lawo’s Director of Virtual Projects. “IT professionals choose software running on COTS computers because it scales easily, can be administered remotely, and costs a lot less than racks of dedicated hardware. Radio understands that software virtualization can reduce the cost of building radio studios too, while providing remote troubleshooting and easy scalability; advantages we’ve never had ‘til now.”
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