Delivering full visibility across the entire video chain, Imagine’s Imagine Monitoring Solution (IMS) allows broadcasters to detect and resolves issues earlier and faster, while avoiding costly outages.
Customer management and monetisation specialist Evergent is showing new services that extend its offering into the realm of payments for the first time.
Officially unveiling its new brand at IBC, SES has evolved into a strengthened global satellite operator with its recent acquisition of Intelsat.
The prospect of chat-based video editing may terrify skilled craft editors as much as it pleases accountants, but it is coming. Qvest demonstrated it at IBC2025, and its Head of Marketing, Björn Korb, said: “It’s faster. It’s easier. You don’t need editing skills. It’s video cut by prompting.”
Media asset management specialist Vida is launching a new module called Media Factory, described as a drag-and-drop workflow automation engine to enable media supply chain teams to orchestrate their content processes and business systems.
From the biggest production to the smallest, there were new lights aplenty to take a shine to in Hall 12.
Lenses for large-format cameras, rehousing and small, lighter models were all constant themes from the lens makers at IBC this year.
Warner Bros Discovery will launch its streaming service HBO Max in 14 markets across the Asia-Pacific region next month.
UK pay-TV broadcaster Sky has announced plans to cut roughly 600 technology jobs.
Enjoy a short AI-curated clip of our top soundbites from key AI sessions across IBC2025.
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