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Twilio SIGNAL 2026: the pivot from CPaaS to conversation infrastructure
Read article →: Twilio SIGNAL 2026: the pivot from CPaaS to conversation infrastructureTwilio SIGNAL 2026 was not a new channel. It was a repositioning: the Conversation Layer, what it means for WebRTC, and the lock-in nobody named on stage.
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Cloud giants joining the WebRTC API game. How is that changing the CPaaS landscape?
Read article →: Cloud giants joining the WebRTC API game. How is that changing the CPaaS landscape?Amazon Chime SDK and Azure Communication Services mark the entrance of the cloud giants to the CPaaS space, and they…
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What should CPaaS providers do today to prepare for the "post pandemic"?
Read article →: What should CPaaS providers do today to prepare for the "post pandemic"?The pandemic is changing everything. CPaaS providers need to change their priorities and focus as well.
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ML in WebRTC: The noise suppression gold rush
Read article →: ML in WebRTC: The noise suppression gold rushCommunication vendors are waking up to the need to invest in ML/AI in media processing. The challenge will be to…
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WebRTC unbundling: the beginning of the end for WebRTC?
Read article →: WebRTC unbundling: the beginning of the end for WebRTC?2020 marks the point of WebRTC unbundling. It seems like the new initiatives are the beginning of the end of…
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Announcing: WebRTC fiddle of the month
Read article →: Announcing: WebRTC fiddle of the monthOnce a month, I will be publishing along with Philipp Hancke a WebRTC fiddle of the month as a free…
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WebRTC browser support on desktop and mobile
Read article →: WebRTC browser support on desktop and mobile2020 offers an interesting viewpoint to WebRTC browser support. Where exactly is it available in desktop and mobile, and what…
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VP9 Codec: Adopt it in your WebRTC application?
Read article →: VP9 Codec: Adopt it in your WebRTC application?VP9 is the best unused codec today that can improve video quality and media experience in your WebRTC application. Lets…
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Surviving WebRTC CPU requirements in large group calls
Read article →: Surviving WebRTC CPU requirements in large group callsEnabling large group video calls in WebRTC is possible, but requires effort. WebRTC CPU consumption requires optimizations and that means…
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How to know if an open source WebRTC media server is kept up to date?
Read article →: How to know if an open source WebRTC media server is kept up to date?If you are going to start a WebRTC project that requires a media server, you better be sure you know…
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AV1 vs HEVC: Are the WebRTC codec wars back?
Read article →: AV1 vs HEVC: Are the WebRTC codec wars back?AV1 is coming to WebRTC sooner rather than later. Apparently so is HEVC. It is an AV1 vs HEVC game…