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What is HDS?

HDS most commonly refers to HTTP Dynamic Streaming, an adaptive bitrate streaming protocol created by Adobe. It delivers video content over HTTP from standard web servers to Flash Player or Adobe AIR runtimes. It dynamically switches between different bitrates depending on the available bandwidth and CPU resources.

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What other technologies are related to HDS?

HDS Complementary Technologies

SecNumCloud

SecNumCloud is a French security and interoperability repository for cloud service providers. It is complementary as HDS providers in France might seek SecNumCloud certification to demonstrate enhanced security.

mentioned alongside HDS in 51% (135) of relevant job posts

RGPD

RGPD (GDPR) is the General Data Protection Regulation. It is complementary as HDS providers must comply with GDPR requirements for data privacy and protection.

mentioned alongside HDS in 16% (262) of relevant job posts

RGS

Référentiel Général de Sécurité (RGS) is a French security standard. It's complementary because HDS providers in France may align with RGS principles for security compliance.

mentioned alongside HDS in 18% (95) of relevant job posts