Remote production and distribution in the cloud is imminent, but what does this mean for profitability and how can businesses reduce costs? Zixi’s Director of Marketing reveals the biggest trends at NAB, how Zixi is using ML and AI for error prevention, how 5G is dominating conversations, and the impact of virtualisation moving to the cloud. How will these new technologies bring solutions?
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