«Synterra Media», a digital partner in the production, processing, and delivery of media content, has completed the creation of a national media network in 87 regional capitals of the Russian Federation. In all cities where the network is present, partners have access to at least two connection points, each backed by no fewer than two routes for redundancy.

The «Synterra Media» National Media Network enables the delivery of both individual TV channel signals and groups of TV channels in studio quality. It also supports live broadcasts from sports venues and mass event locations, offering coverage comparable to satellite TV signal delivery. The media network features exceptional fault tolerance through the use of SDN technology for automatic route adjustments, with each node connected via at least two geographically separated physical routes. The National Media Network is physically isolated from the Internet and does not utilize infrastructure with external network access.

The National Media Network provides virtually unlimited opportunities for LIVE video exchange between TV channels, studios, broadcasting facilities, sports venues, and TV operators in the capitals of Russian regions. Any object connected to the network (TV center, studio, broadcasting complex) can act as a source of TV broadcasting for the entire country, with signal switching taking only milliseconds.

«We have created a national media network to unite all significant TV infrastructure facilities in the country into a single technological space. The 87 cities represent just over half of our target coverage, and we will continue connecting cities with populations exceeding 100,000 in the coming year. Today, all federal, many regional TV channels, independent content producers, and more than 200 TV network operators are already with us. By solving technological challenges and uniting fragmented infrastructure, we are creating new opportunities for creativity and business», said Grigory Uryev, General Director of «Synterra Media».