What were the emerging and dominant trends at ISE 2025? IBC365 spoke with key figures from the M&E and proAV industries to discover what technologies were prevalent at this year’s show. Looking forward, work continues on the adoption of AI to automate tools and processes but more immediate priorities are arguably driven by the maturity of IP workflows and standards, as well as new possibilities brought about by virtual production technologies.
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5G to enable reliable, real-time service for the 2026 FIFA World Cup
At IBC2025 in Amsterdam, Jake Kornblatt, Vice President at Verizon Business, explored how 5G technology is facilitating the shift towards IP-based broadcasting by offering a highly reliable, low-latency service.
Latest from Dolby designed to transform sports streaming experience
IBC2025: Jason Power, VP, AV Ecosystem at Dolby Laboratories, explains how streamers can win big and capitalise on the explosion in live sports with the company’s latest advancements tailored for the live sports viewing experience.
Samsung Display sets out priorities at IBC2025
Mark Taylor, Head of Vertical Markets for Samsung Display Europe, outlined the company's priorities at IBC 2025 in Amsterdam.
Netflix pioneers production innovation
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Future Tech: Deepdub to display AI-powered voice applications
Oz Krakowski, Chief Business Development Officer at Deepdub, will display the company’s AI-powered self-service dubbing platform and voice application programming interface (API).
