NTP Technology AoIP expansion card adds 128-channel ST 2110-30 support

This launch provides a critical bridge for broadcasters migrating to ST 2110-30 standards without replacing existing high-end converters. By integrating AES67 and RAVENNA into the Penta and AX32 series, NTP Technology ensures its hardware remains central to modern IP-based production environments that require high-density channel counts. This move aligns with the broader industry shift toward software-defined networking where hardware must support multiple interoperable audio formats. Watch for adoption rates among Tier 1 broadcasters during the IBC 2026 exhibition to gauge the demand for 128-channel density in remote-controlled preamp setups.

The industry is seeing a rapid transition toward specialized silicon architectures to handle the increased processing demands of high-density IP audio and video workflows. This shift is further supported by new SDI to IP broadcast transitions tools that simplify complex network configurations. For related audio-over-IP developments, the Sennheiser Spectera wireless ecosystem also recently introduced new ST 2110-30 modules to expand interoperability, while broader IP production infrastructure continues to face challenges as channel density increases. Broadcasters are increasingly looking to adopt ST-2110 and REMI to streamline these complex multi-platform workflows.