Anne Morris

Customer management and monetisation specialist Evergent is showing new services that extend its offering into the realm of payments for the first time.

Media asset management specialist Vida is launching a new module called Media Factory, described as a drag-and-drop workflow automation engine to enable media supply chain teams to orchestrate their content processes and business systems.

AI analytics, secure streaming, CDN leeching and hybrid cloud services are among the main talking points at this year’s event for carrier-grade CDN software provider Velocix, which also announced a collaboration with Verimatrix to address content piracy issues.

Video streaming software and service provider Accedo is showcasing Accedo Compose, a modular orchestration layer underpinned by AI agents that is due to be launched next year.

During IBC, Zixi is clearly intent on continuing on its stated mission of enabling broadcast quality live video delivery over any IP network.

AI-Media is showcasing Lexi Voice, its real-time AI voice translation software, in Hall 5, marking the solution’s official launch into the European market. 

Agentic AI is a central theme for Amazon Web Services (AWS) at IBC this year as partners hosted on its stand focus on how autonomous AI systems can achieve specific goals.

Austria-based ORS Group and Insys Video Technologies are exhibiting for the first time under their joint international Big Blue Marble brand as they present their shared mission to “create a smarter, connected, secure future for content distribution”.

Digital engineering specialist Nagarro is unveiling its AI-based media and advertising ecosystem in Future Tech in Hall 14.

Video optimisation technology specialist Beamr Imaging is demonstrating what it describes as “real-time, cost-effective AI-powered quality enhancement to 4K” for broadcasters and streamers of live events, such as sports matches and music concerts.