Kaltura says 2026 FIFA World Cup streaming tops 1.3 billion playback sessions

PUBT · 2d ago
Kaltura says 2026 FIFA World Cup streaming tops 1.3 billion playback sessions
  • Kaltura reported record-scale live TV streaming support for broadcasters during the 2026 FIFA World Cup across six production environments.
  • Delivered 1.3 billion playback sessions, with peak concurrency of 7 million sessions; supported 40 million registered devices.
  • Demand ran about 86% above the 2022 World Cup; monitored 30 million devices daily during active play.
  • Shifted platform architecture from a monolithic backend to microservices over four years to scale spikes in authentication and playback requests.
  • Deployed AI agents to summarize environment health, track match-driven load, and speed investigations across all six production environments.


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