Remote desktop provider Remotly is back at IBC for the second time, with a renewed focus on ultra-low latency streaming in 4K HDR at 120Hz with 4:4:4 colour accuracy.
The company has also been bringing its capabilities to Apple devices. Following a macOS release, it is debuting the iOS and iPadOS versions of its systems live at IBC2026. This enables creators to use their iPad as a precision graphics tablet, or their MacBook to edit large video files on a remote workstation.
The company says its products feature mandatory end-to-end encryption and private relay servers, using encryption standards AES-256 and RSA-4048.
Stand Number: 5.A23
Company: Remotly
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