Today, StreamVX announces a partnership with 1Legion, a dedicated bare-metal GPU infrastructure provider operating across North America and Europe.

Why this partnership

StreamVX builds the software layer that powers video operations: ingest, transcoding, packaging, distribution. Our workloads are GPU-intensive, bandwidth-heavy, and latency-sensitive. That profile maps directly to what 1Legion was built to support.1Legion provides dedicated bare metal GPU infrastructure with unmetered bandwidth and transparent pricing — no egress fees, no shared-resource bottlenecks, no billing surprises. For media operators scaling live channels or managing large OTT content libraries, that combination matters.

The hardware behind it

StreamVX workloads on 1Legion infrastructure run on RTX 4000 Ada and A4000 GPU servers — reliable, professional-grade hardware well suited to the sustained throughput demands of broadcast and OTT pipelines.The RTX 4000 Ada delivers Ada Lovelace architecture with 20GB of GDDR6 memory and hardware-accelerated encoding and decoding, making it a practical choice for transcoding pipelines that require consistent performance across multiple concurrent streams. The A4000 offers 16GB of GDDR6 with strong compute throughput for packaging and delivery workflows where stability and cost efficiency are the primary requirements.Both are available through 1Legion’s infrastructure across North America and Europe, with predictable per-hour pricing and no hidden transfer costs.

What this means for media operators

Broadcasters and OTT platforms evaluating infrastructure often face the same trade-off: hyperscaler convenience at unpredictable cost, or on-premise control at high capital expenditure. This partnership offers a third path — dedicated bare metal performance with the operational simplicity of a managed infrastructure partner, at half the cost of major cloud providers.

“1Legion has built exactly the profile that high-throughput video workloads demand — dedicated GPU, unmetered bandwidth, predictable economics,” says Szymon Karbowski, CEO of StreamVX. “Together, we can give broadcasters and OTT operators a stack that performs end-to-end, without the cost unpredictability that comes with hyperscalers.”

For media companies looking to scale production infrastructure without scaling their cloud bill, this partnership provides a concrete, deployable path forward.

Learn more at streamvx.com or contact the team directly (contact@streamvx.com, +48 795 800 037) to discuss infrastructure requirements.