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The DVS G-SERIES GEN2R Uni-Platform Media Server Tops NOTCH Marks

20th May 2026

Attention Notch users — we've done it again, introducing the DVS G-SERIES GEN2R Uni-Platform Media Server.

This powerhouse system has taken the top spot on the latest Notchmarks leaderboard.

Notchmarks is designed to stress-test core Notch rendering techniques, pushing GPU compute and bandwidth to their limits — and the DVS G-SERIES GEN2R Uni-Platform Media Server, has again delivered.

Notchmarks scoreboard

Price rises due to AI Boom

19th November 2025

AI Boom Sends Hardware Prices Through the Roof — Here’s What We’re Seeing

If you’ve been shopping for new memory, SSDs, or a GPU lately, you’ve probably noticed the same thing we have: prices are climbing fast. And no, it’s not your imagination — the massive boom in AI system building is eating up hardware stock at an unbelievable pace.

DVS Overseer

14th November 2025

Overseer gives engineers operating DVS G-SERIES, SWARM, and HYDRA servers a fantastic tool-kit for configuration and monitoring.

What Should You Consider When Investing in a Media Server Platform

3rd November 2025

When you invest in a media server, you’re not just buying technology — you’re investing in performance, reliability, future growth and the people behind the product.

Here are the key factors every professional should evaluate:

THE DVS 4U G-SERIES MEDIA SERVER

20th November 2024

We are very exceited to share that the awesome DVS 4U G-SERIES Media Sever has topped the Notchmarks charts. https://www.dvsgroup.com/Products/DVSSystems/GSeries/

Link to Notchmarks;- https://manual.notch.one/0.9.23/en/docs/notchmarks/

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It's Just a Computer...

3rd June 2026

With nearly 30 years of experience designing and building high-end media systems for both our OEM clients and our own DVS range of Uni-Platform media servers, delivering faultless pixel output while running complex third-party software, is no small achievement. Even more challenging, and sometimes just for fun, is loading two or three different media playback applications onto the same system and getting them to communicate and operate seamlessly together. DVS Universal Platform Video

Yet, the common response is often, "It's just a computer."

The reality is that designing and integrating hardware technology capable of operating reliably and robustly in demanding real-world environments is neither accidental nor a matter of luck. It requires a deep understanding of the workflows that underpin the complete solution. Success comes not from simply providing a product that performs well in isolation, but from delivering a system that integrates effectively into a wider operational ecosystem.

This knowledge has been built over decades of learning, refinement, and practical application, rooted in the fundamental principles of the broadcast industry. Broadcast engineering has always demanded reliability, resilience, and precision, and it remains the benchmark from which we draw guidance, validation, and best practice today.

Technology evolves, software changes, and operational requirements become increasingly complex, but the foundations remain the same: understand the workflow, understand the environment, and design solutions that work consistently where they matter most.

Using this wealth of knowledge and experience, combined with a deep understanding of computer hardware, software, and modern operational workflows, we continue to add significant value to our Uni-Platform Media Servers.

Our approach extends far beyond simply supplying hardware. We develop and integrate powerful setup, operational, and management software that simplifies deployment, enhances reliability, and improves day-to-day system management. These tools are designed from real-world experience, addressing the practical challenges faced by operators, engineers, and system integrators in demanding environments.

By understanding not only the technology itself but also how it is used, maintained, and supported throughout its lifecycle, we create solutions that reduce complexity, streamline workflows, and maximise operational efficiency. The result is a platform that delivers more than performance alone—it provides confidence, control, and a superior user experience.

This is where decades of broadcast and media systems expertise make the difference. The hardware may be powerful, but it is the combination of intelligent software, proven workflows, and industry knowledge that transforms a computer into a professional media platform.