Anne Morris

Using AI to give streaming customers more control over their platforms is a major focus for Accedo at IBC.

Tech firm AI-Media is showcasing caption encoders that route live audio to the cloud and return captions in up to five languages simultaneously, with output that can be embedded into professional broadcast streams.

Fresh from announcing an expanded partnership with Layercake, ultra-low-latency video streaming specialist Ceeblue is showcasing the production deployment of DRM alongside server-side ad insertion (SSAI). 

Video compression and transcoding specialist Visionular is launching AuroraHorizon, the newly expanded intelligence tier of its AI-infused video ecosystem. 

The latest evolution of the Signiant Platform is on show, including new capabilities for accelerating file transfers and working with content across distributed environments. 

Broadcast and media technology specialist Orizont Solutions has joined the wTVision Channel Partner Network and is adding the wTVision portfolio to the products it already takes to market in the UK.

Broadcast, media and entertainment managed services provider Globecast is unveiling its new media orchestration and operations management platform, MooM, in Hall 5. 

Magycal will demonstrate an AI-supported smart newsroom project at IBC2026, including a recently launched workflow developed for Portuguese sports broadcaster Sport TV. 

At IBC2026, Latvia-based Veset is showing a self-service subscription option for its Nimbus cloud playout platform, which it claims lets content owners buy, configure, and activate a FAST or OTT channel entirely online.  

Dolby OptiView will showcase its new AI-powered Sports Intelligence Platform at IBC2026 next week, promising more personalised fan engagement, automated highlights and smarter sports streaming.