Tieline is debuting the Gateway Nexus at IBC2026, a 32-channel, high-density AoIP codec for deterministic, low-latency multichannel audio transport using dedicated hardware.
Gateway Nexus can be deployed in hosted and data centre environments, with support for AES67, ST 2110-30, ST 2022-7, Ravenna, Livewire, NMOS and Ember+, plus optional Dante. It is positioned as an alternative to virtualised codec and server-based systems.
Tieline claims that the codec allows broadcasters to scale infrastructure for centralised and remote production, delivering consistent latency and predictable performance. Full remote control is available via the Toolbox Web-GUI embedded in every unit, or the optional Cloud Codec Controller.
Charlie Gawley, Vice President Sales, APAC and EMEA, Tieline, said: “With Gateway Nexus we extend our philosophy into hosted environments, providing the opportunity to centralise infrastructure without sacrificing performance or control.”
Stand Number: 8.F65
Company: Tieline
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