BONE IT

Broadcast • Post-production

Critical infrastructure for the media industry.

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Real-time video streams, massive storage, absolute redundancy, zero tolerated latency. A channel that does not broadcast is a channel that does not exist.

Our method

Five skills in the service of live broadcast

From transmission to sector compliance, every link in the broadcast chain is covered by a dedicated expertise.

Broadcast infrastructure

Design and operation of resilient broadcast chains, built to run without interruption.

High-performance storage

Storage architectures able to absorb the massive throughput of real-time video.

Continuity & resilience

Failover plans genuinely tested, for an industry where going off air is not an option.

Audit & media sector compliance

A reading of risk adapted to the specific constraints of critical broadcasting.

Advice & project support

End-to-end support, from migration through to going live.

They trust us

Where Bone Media stands

A vertical already in motion, not a project on paper

An operational vertical

Dedicated team, live engagements

A specialist team, mobilised on active broadcast projects, not a theoretical offering under construction.

Strategic position

A sector still underserved

Few players combine generalist infrastructure expertise with a fine grasp of broadcast constraints, which is precisely where Bone Media stands.

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Frequently asked questions

Your questions, our straight answers.

Why a dedicated infrastructure for media?

Because the constraints are not the same: continuous video throughput, storage volumes out of the ordinary, and an interruption that shows on air at once. A standard IT architecture is not sized for that.

What is a broadcast DR/BC architecture?

A failover setup designed to switch over with no interruption visible on air, tested in real conditions.

Does BONE work on live broadcast as well as post-production?

Yes, on both. The needs differ (latency and redundancy on one side, capacity and throughput on the other) but they rest on the same chain, which we handle end to end.

Three divisions, one logic: making your infrastructure decisions safe.

Core division

Bone expertise

Network • Storage • systems

Strategic complement

Bone capital

Up to 70% savings versus new

Vertical business

Bone feed

Broadcast • Post-production

our starting point

A broadcast migration or modernisation project?

Whether it is a technical migration or a full modernisation, a first conversation frames the issues specific to your broadcast chain.

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