AI is in focus throughout today’s issue of the IBC Daily, with GenAI in sports, the importance of data to AI strategies and how it unlocks pathways to monetisation all being explored. We also delve into the AI Media Innovation Labs Accelerator Project, along with ‘IP Networks: Finding the needle in the haystack’. In addition, the EBU shares details of its new AI Media Hub, and we round up all the latest technology debuts from the IBC showfloor.
IBC2024 Daily Monday
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WorldCast launches new FM transmitters
Two FM transmitters from WorldCast Systems are making their debut at IBC2026: the Ecreso FM AiO Series 5kW and a new 3kW model, both designed for easy field servicing.
Norsk extends Studio platform with new launches
Norsk is debuting three live video products at IBC2026 – Playout, Remote Commentary and Probe – extending its Studio infrastructure platform into new areas.
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Zero Density unites graphics and newsroom workflows
At IBC2026, Zero Density will demonstrate how real-time graphics, virtual production and newsroom operations can be brought together within a single production ecosystem.
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Blue Billywig becomes a fully EU-sovereign platform
Blue Billywig will use IBC2026 to publicise its status as a fully sovereign European video platform, with infrastructure, ownership, hosting and support based entirely within the EU.
Interra Systems brings AI-driven QC tools
Interra Systems is applying operational AI to QC, monitoring and captioning workflows, showcasing the latest releases of Orion, Baton 9.5 M1, Baton Captions and Vega at IBC2026.
