Mississippi State University (MSU) is extending its nearly two-decade relationship with KOKUSAI DENKI camera technology as its University Television Center modernizes live production workflows both in the studio and in the field.
At the Gran Turismo World Series, the demands of an international broadcast production must be combined with those of a live event. For the Milan stop of this esports competition, APL selected 25 Paragon S fixtures and four Paragon M fixtures from Elation as key components of the lighting system.
The Tessera SX40 LED processors and Tessera XD data distribution units from Brompton Technology have powered the visual content for Professor Brian Cox's Emergence World Tour, delivering large-format LED screens tailored to each venue as the show travelled across Australia.
IBC2026 explored the role of sport in the technological evolution of media and entertainment. The event brought together sports organisations, broadcasters, rights holders and technology providers at RAI Amsterdam.
IBC 2026 brought together companies, professionals and creators in Amsterdam to examine the transformation of the audiovisual industry. Artificial intelligence, new production tools, the creator economy and the transition to IP infrastructures were among the event’s main highlights.
Nvidia has expanded its AI for Media technology suite at IBC 2026, aimed at audiovisual production, broadcast and streaming. The new developments focus on incorporating artificial intelligence directly into workflows to analyse, verify and enhance video content in real time.
Amid the growing need for news organizations to verify the origin and integrity of visual content, Sony joined forces with Reuters to unveil an innovative newsroom workflow at IBC 2026.
iKOANALYTICS combines operational information from channels distributed via satellite with consumption metrics obtained from connected TV environments. The aim is to analyse both signal delivery and audience usage from a single platform.
The transition of broadcast infrastructures from SDI-based architectures to IP environments is creating new requirements for studios, outside broadcast vehicles and live production systems. Synchronisation, redundancy, multicast management and interoperability between manufacturers are among the aspects that need to be considered.
Shure participated in IBC 2026 with a selection of technologies designed for broadcast and audiovisual production workflows. The company showcased solutions for audio capture, wireless monitoring and AI-powered audio processing.
Elation's participation at IBC 2026 focused on LED lighting for studios, sound stages and multicamera productions, particularly for applications where colour rendering and quiet operation are key considerations.
At IBC 2026, Sennheiser demonstrated how its portfolio of leading audio brands and technologies supports broadcast and production professionals at every stage of the signal chain, from capture and enhancement to monitoring and distribution.
A World Cup final brings together almost every factor capable of complicating a wireless audio system: dozens of channels, long distances, artists moving around the pitch, an enormous concentration of radio frequency activity and an international broadcast in which any failure is immediately exposed.
IBC announced that its most prestigious accolade, the International Honour for Excellence (IHFE), was awarded to Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) for its decades of innovation in live sports production and its far-reaching impact on the global broadcasting industry.
Virtual production is no longer confined to large film stages. Broadcast, advertising, streaming and corporate communications are adopting real-time LED environments, raising expectations for resolution, color, camera performance and physical durability.
The new camera, which will make its public debut at IBC2026, combines a 1-inch sensor, 4K60, 20x optical zoom and multicamera synchronization with tracking and automation tools.
