EME Insights | Sumble

What is EME?

Encrypted Media Extensions (EME) is a World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standard that provides an API to enable playback of protected content within web browsers. It allows JavaScript applications to manage the exchange of keys between a content decryption module (CDM) and a license server to decrypt encrypted media streams. EME does not define a specific DRM system, but instead provides a common interface for browsers to interact with different DRM solutions.

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What other technologies are related to EME?

EME Competitor Technologies

GDE

Ab Initio's Graphical Development Environment (GDE) is a direct competitor, providing a similar visual development environment for data processing workflows.

mentioned alongside EME in 26% (183) of relevant job posts

Express>It

Express>It is a competitor, used in data integration and data manipulation, similar to EME.

mentioned alongside EME in 23% (116) of relevant job posts

Query>It

Query>It is a competitor, used for data querying and exploration, similar to aspects of EME's functionality.

mentioned alongside EME in 33% (75) of relevant job posts

Ab Initio

Ab Initio as a whole is a direct competitor, offering a comprehensive data processing platform.

mentioned alongside EME in 3% (299) of relevant job posts

EME Complementary Technologies

Continuous Flows

Continuous Flows could be a complimentary technology by working with EME to create continuous pipelines for data ingestion, processing, and validation.

mentioned alongside EME in 46% (53) of relevant job posts

MSE

MSE (likely referring to Message Service Engine) can be complementary for integrating EME into messaging infrastructures for real-time data processing.

mentioned alongside EME in 23% (99) of relevant job posts

Conduct>It

Conduct>It complements EME by enabling orchestration and management of data processing workflows.

mentioned alongside EME in 25% (68) of relevant job posts