This gives our platform scalability, so we can provide a reliable video experience for up to thousands of people in a single meeting. Distributed architecture: Instead of a centralized approach, we’ve built an architecture that enables meetings to be distributed across our data center network, seamlessly allowing users to join meetings via private connection to the closest data center.Our architecture has been optimized to handle video’s demanding requirements, and there are four key features that differentiate our back-end technology and cloud-native infrastructure: 8-9, 2022, in San Jose Register today The video architecture Join Zoomtopia in person for networking, learning & interactive fun Today, we have 13 co-located data centers globally and continuously invest in and expand this network. This network provides global connectivity and enables users around the world, joining from different types of networks, to reliably meet with the highest quality of experience. Zoom has built a system of data centers, interlinked through private connections that are closely maintained, monitored, and optimized by teams of experienced operations engineers. There are two important aspects of Zoom’s technology stack: the cloud network and the video architecture. Those vendors that decided to bolt on video after the fact, then, have severely limited reliability, functionality, and quality, and it’s clear in the performance of their video meetings. Other approaches to date have attempted to add video to an aging, pre-existing conference call, screen sharing, or chat tools.ĭelivering reliable video at scale is complex, and retrofitting it for a legacy solution results in a clunky experience. From the very beginning, Zoom was engineered to be cloud-native and optimized for video.
Zoom can support increased video participation capacity without degradation in quality because we’re the only service built from the ground up for video. Further, such an increase is made possible in the way the Zoom platform is engineered, and we wanted to share more about how Zoom’s architecture is able to support increased video capacity with ease. (Think about how well your home wi-fi network would stand up if everyone in the house started streaming video on multiple devices at the same time.)Īt Zoom, we are committed to supporting our great customers, and we want to ensure that our Business subscribers have all the video capacity and quality they need for their important meetings. That’s because on traditionally architected communications platforms, meeting attendees tend to experience a drop in quality as more people join via video. The fact is, there are communications services that may of fer high m eeting capacities, but the fine print often tells a different story when it comes to how many can participate using video. Increasing capacity from 100 to 300 video participants for Business subscribers ensures more people can reliably participate in your Zoom video-enabled meetings.
As part of the latest platform update, Zoom customers with Business subscriptions can enjoy three times as many video participants in their meetings at no additional cost - and without doing a thing. Zoom is excited to announce an increase in our Business users’ base capacity for video meetings.
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