AI is in focus throughout today’s issue of the IBC Daily, with GenAI in sports, the importance of data to AI strategies and how it unlocks pathways to monetisation all being explored. We also delve into the AI Media Innovation Labs Accelerator Project, along with ‘IP Networks: Finding the needle in the haystack’. In addition, the EBU shares details of its new AI Media Hub, and we round up all the latest technology debuts from the IBC showfloor.
IBC2024 Daily Monday
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Remotly debuts remote desktop solutions
Remote desktop provider Remotly is back at IBC for the second time, with a renewed focus on ultra-low latency streaming in 4K HDR at 120Hz with 4:4:4 colour accuracy.
Satlink’s IP stream modulator enters the stream scene
At IBC2026, Satlink will present its IP stream modulator, the ST-7406, and its ability to convert IP inputs into DVB-T, DVB-C, and ISDB-T RF signals.
Cinegy to showcase playout automation at IBC2026
The Cinegy Air playout server and broadcast automation system will be shown at IBC with a focus on running its core back-end functionality in a Docker environment on Linux.
Sprolink reveals its all-in-one NDI live production unit
Sprolink’s new MC-NDI video switcher is a fully integrated network device interface (NDI) live production unit with instant replay.
Neodata Group’s video archive AI updates accessibility capabilities
Video Intelligence, Neodata Group’s AI platform for video archives, will be on show at IBC with automated audio description among its accessibility capabilities.
