Bringing Dante connectivity directly into Grass Valley’s AMPP, Audinate has announced the integration of native Dante audio networking that allows users to discover, manage and route Dante audio streams. With support for up to 128×128 bidirectional channels and latency as low as 1ms, the integration delivers robust audio capabilities across any AMPP-powered workflow.
During an IBC2025 Future Tech Stage presentation on the foundation of the 2024 Ecoflow II, Ranjena Gohil, Project Manager at Channel 4, was joined by: Tim Davis, Principal Enterprise Architect at ITV; Daniel Negru, CEO of Quanteec; and Kristan Bullet, CEO of Humans Not Robots.
Launched at IBC, Hummingbird from TSL is a unified, interoperable ecosystem of control and monitoring applications and interfaces, designed to drive efficiency and reduce complexity across advanced broadcast and AV environments.
Canon has announced its smallest, lightest ever cine camera, along with two new lenses. The C50 camera boasts a full-frame 7K sensor (with 60p internal Raw recording).
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.
Ultra HD encoding platform X-Caliber is being debuted on the Evertz stand in Hall 2.
John Cardani-Trollinger, SP Solution Technologist of Cisco, gave a talk on the Future Tech Stage at IBC2025 on the security challenges providers encounter in an AI-driven world, breaking down complex concepts into straightforward insights.
On Friday at IBC2025’s Future Tech Stage, Chris Blandy (AWS), Rick Champagne and Septi Motamedi (NVIDIA), and Ruth Buscombe (Formula 1) discussed how F1’s new streaming service, F1 TV Premium, was created.
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On IBC2025’s Future Tech Stage, Florian Gallier, Strategic Partnerships Manager at Mo-Sys, presented a session that revealed how broadcasters, producers, and content creators could lead a new wave of authentic and immersive storytelling through technology.
New features and workflow innovations for Adobe’s video tools, Premiere Pro, After Effects and Frame.io, are being unveiled at IBC, as well as Premiere for iPhone.
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