Evertz is a global leader in end-to-end broadcast solutions, delivering hardware and software for content creation, distribution, and delivery across television, IPTV, WebTV, and mobile platforms. The company is recognized for its innovation in complete broadcast ecosystems, serving major broadcast facilities, telecommunications, cable, satellite, and new media sectors worldwide. With over 2,000 employees and a strong engineering focus, Evertz provides cutting-edge solutions that are unmatched in the industry, including expertise in IPTV and cloud-based workflows. Its status as a SMPTE Sustaining Member and inclusion in Canada's 50 Best Managed Companies underscores its credibility and market leadership.
Compact routing and processing platform capable of expanding to a non-blocking 960x960 12G-SDI routing matrix with FX-LINK.
Orchestration and Processing Platform for Live Media and IP Streaming.
Real-time Motion Compensated Frame Rate Conversion.
High Quality Low Latency UHD / HD Video Streaming Solution.
Collaborative Production.
Evertz reported fourth-quarter and full-year fiscal 2026 results for the year ended April 30, 2026. The release was issued on June 24, 2026 and is company-specific.
Southern Methodist University (SMU) Athletics has deployed an Evertz Software Defined Video Networking (SDVN) solution to centralize its IP-driven production facility. This infrastructure connects six venues to four control rooms using SMPTE ST 2110 for scalable, multi-venue live sports productions while integrating legacy 3G-SDI equipment. The system leverages Evertz products including NATX IP switch fabrics, DreamCatcher replay, BRAVO Studio, SCORPION for remote venue connectivity, and MAGNUM OS for orchestration.
Baylor University completed a new broadcast hub at McLane Stadium in six months, ahead of the 2024 football season. The facility, built with Evertz SDVN solutions and system integrator BeckTV, includes four control rooms and is designed to support events and live streaming across multiple university venues while accommodating both modern IP (SMPTE ST 2110) and legacy SDI systems. The hub will produce content for stadium video boards and for live broadcasts to streaming services like ESPN and PeacockTV/NBC.
