Online video technology specialist Setplex will showcase new AI capabilities that are embedded throughout its Zapflex video platform.
At the show, it will demonstrate how video service providers, operators, broadcasters, and sports rights holders can enhance subscriber retention, ensure high-quality video delivery, and unlock new monetisation opportunities.
Lionel Dreshaj, Co-Founder and CEO of Setplex, said: “The streaming market has become significantly more competitive. Operators need to help subscribers discover content more easily, deliver consistently reliable viewing experiences, and build sustainable monetisation strategies. At IBC2026, we’ll showcase how AI is embedded throughout the Zapflex video platform to support each of these priorities.”
According to Setplex, Zapflex provides operators with everything they need to launch, run, and grow an online video service. The company asserts that the embedded AI tech enables personalised content discovery and super aggregation to intelligent content delivery and AI-driven advertising workflows.
Stand Number: 5.C82
Company: Setplex
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