The global digital economy is increasingly reliant on high-quality video, from enterprise communications to consumer entertainment. This trend, coupled with rising energy costs for data centers and network infrastructure, intensifies the pressure on businesses to optimize data efficiency. Technologies that can reduce bandwidth and storage requirements by 20-30% without compromising visual fidelity are critical for maintaining profitability, meeting sustainability goals, and delivering superior user experiences in a highly competitive market.
Reduces Data Transmission Volume by 20-30%
Increases Storage Efficiency by 1.3× While Maintaining High Quality
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This patent protects a decision apparatus, encoding apparatus, decoding apparatus, and program that optimize video encoding efficiency by dynamically adjusting bit allocation based on block segmentation. It was granted after overcoming an office action, establishing clear and robust claims with a low invalidation risk, providing a stable legal foundation for long-term business operations.
This patent primarily covers intra-prediction bit allocation. White space exists in advanced inter-prediction techniques, specific hardware acceleration architectures, or integration with AI-driven content analysis for adaptive streaming beyond core compression.
For large-scale video streaming services transferring and storing 100 PB of video data annually, this technology's 20% bit rate reduction contributes to both communication costs (assuming ~$33.3K/PB (AI est.)) and storage costs (assuming ~$16.7K/PB (AI est.)). The estimated annual cost reduction is (100 PB × ~$33.3K/PB + 100 PB × ~$16.7K/PB) × 20% = ~$1M (AI est.).
X: Encoding Efficiency
Y: Data Transfer Cost Reduction