Moderator Silvia Candiaci (Microsoft) was joined by Aus Alzubaidi (MBC Group), Kathleen Mitford (Microsoft), Olaf Gersemann (Microsoft), and Robin Cole (Microsoft) to explore how AI extends beyond productivity enhancement and into the creative process.
AI production tools formed an essential role in the making of Netflix’s new series Billionnaire Bunker. Migue Amoedo of Vancouver Media, and Netflix’s Victor Marti discussed how AI enabled filmmakers to design sets in pre-production or place characters in a pre-filmed location. “I understand the controversy… it’s like fire, but we have to take the responsibility and we have to lead,” Amoedo said.
Toshiba is presenting live demos of its high-capacity, high-reliability HDDs designed for digital media storage.
Promising to enable broadcasters and service providers to elevate viewer engagement, unlock new monetisation opportunities and improve operational efficiency, Harmonic is showing its video streaming and broadcast delivery innovations at IBC2025.
Robe Lighting has introduced several new fixtures, from long distance movable spots to studio lights and cyc washers, as well as compact new control panels.
Following a customer introduction at last year’s IBC, Ross Video has boosted its audio production toolkit with the acquisition of automated audio mixing specialist LAMA at IBC2025. Designed to streamline live audio workflows, LAMA supports a range of use cases from live broadcasts and esports to corporate events and streaming.
Rebecca Hopkins (The STA Group) moderated this Friday afternoon session on the Future Tech Stage; she was joined by Jatin Dev (Google) and Sandeep Tiku (DAZN Group). The session focused on DAZN and Google Ad Manager’s rethink of live sports advertising during the FIFA Club World Cup, with the panelists sharing both challenges and achievements.
Throughout the IBC2025 conference, top-level executives are beginning to concur that 5G has officially stepped out of the proof of concept realm and into real-world sports production scenarios.
Public service broadcasting is both competing against industry behemoths and dealing with unprecedented political pressure, Noel Curran, CEO of the EBU, revealed at the IBC2025 Conference.
At the conference session “Industries of Tomorrow: How to Embrace Change and Ride the Wave”, IBC heard inspiring stories of women making a difference, sometimes against the odds.
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