If there is a single device design about to steal all the limelight in video encoding it is probably the Intel Visual Compute Accelerator (VCA), a concoction that came out in the last quarter of 2015, a combination of 3 Xeon CPUs and 3 Intel Iris Pro GPUs in a box. French encoder maker Ateme added its name to the fans of this device this week, showing a Dell built box and its own Titan Live multiscreen video transcoding software running on the Intel driven combo. It claims that this can deliver 200 HD channels concurrently, in a single 1 RU unit, and only use up 5 watts per channel. Ateme is the second encoder company to put its software…