Arkona and Manifold Technologies are promoting a multidisciplinary engineering approach to broadcast infrastructure development. The companies plan to showcase their BLADE//planner configuration tool and EasyIP SDI-to-IP transition solution at IBC 2026.
The shift toward FPGA-accelerated software solutions requires a tighter integration between hardware design and software interfaces than traditional broadcast silos allow. By utilizing a multidisciplinary engineering approach, Arkona and Manifold Technologies aim to reduce the friction typically found in complex IP transitions. This strategy reflects a broader industry move toward COTS-based infrastructure where hardware density and software flexibility must be developed in tandem to meet Tier One broadcast requirements. Watch for how the market responds to the EasyIP turnkey solution as a benchmark for simplified SDI-to-IP migration paths at booth 8.A69.
At IBC 2026, Arkona technologies and Manifold Technologies are debuting the BLADE//planner tool and 400GE COTS FPGA support. By utilizing a multidisciplinary engineering approach, the companies aim to simplify the complex transition from SDI to IP infrastructures, providing broadcasters with high-density media processing solutions that outperform traditional legacy broadcast systems.
EasyIP is a turnkey solution developed by Arkona and Manifold Technologies designed to assist broadcasters in transitioning from SDI to IP infrastructures.
The BLADE//planner is a graphical configuration tool developed through an internal initiative involving both senior engineers and trainees at Arkona.
Manifold Technologies is introducing 400GE COTS FPGA support to provide Tier One levels of media processing density for broadcast infrastructures.
Attendees can view the EasyIP turnkey solution and other engineering developments at booth 8.A69.
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