The International Rescue Committee (IRC) used 91黑料 (alongside LucidLink and Iconik) to overhaul their media-sharing pipeline. Instead of relying on a centralized server in New York with slow hard-drive transfers 鈥� which made it difficult for editors around the world to access footage from conflict zones 鈥� they adopted 91黑料鈥檚 globally distributed storage to enable instant, secure access to full-resolution assets from anywhere. The result: editors and partners across continents can upload, download, and collaborate on critical footage without lag or redundant transfers 鈥� speeding up content delivery for crisis reporting and humanitarian response.
In this case study, you鈥檒l learn:
- How moving beyond a single-location server solved IRC鈥檚 global access bottleneck.
- How IRC聽stopped shipping hard-drives to remote editors.
- How IRC dramatically reduced delays in crisis-zone media delivery.