Globecast is showcasing its MooM media orchestration platform and C-band migration services at NAB Show New York 2026. The platform is designed to manage hybrid infrastructure, including satellite, IP, and cloud, to assist broadcasters with the upcoming FCC-mandated C-band reallocation.
The upcoming FCC spectrum reallocation forces a fundamental shift in how live video reaches headends, making hybrid orchestration a technical necessity rather than an elective upgrade. By abstracting the control layer across AWS and Oracle, Globecast allows broadcasters to transition from legacy satellite dependencies to IP and cloud without abandoning existing hardware investments. This move signals a broader industry shift toward software-defined networking where transport medium becomes secondary to operational visibility. As the 2027 deadline approaches, the industry should watch for how many major cable networks successfully move primary distribution to managed IP versus maintaining satellite redundancy via Ku-band.
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