Abstract: MOQ Transport is currently being standardized by the IETF as a low-latency transport for live media, optimized for real-time publishing, in-network caching and scalable delivery. This presentation will analyze the protocol's core features, including its efficient multiplexing and low-latency capabilities, derived from QUIC. We will discuss its impact on media delivery, focusing on enhanced reliability and performance for demanding, large-scale applications, demonstrating its role in future media ecosystems.

Biography:

Ali C. Begen is a computer science professor at Ozyegin University in Istanbul and the founder of Networked Media, an innovation and engineering studio focused on IP video technologies. Through this venture, he collaborates with media-tech companies and law firms, delivering expert insights and cutting-edge solutions. Previously, he was a technical lead at Cisco in San Jose, California. Begen earned his PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Georgia Tech in 2006. His work has earned him numerous academic and industry honors, including an Emmy® Award for Technology and Engineering. He is a Streaming Video Technology Alliance (SVTA) Fellow, holds over 40 US patents, and is recognized as a Distinguished Member of the ACM and a Senior Member of the IEEE. More details are at https://ali.begen.net.