Nevion is the architect of virtualized media production, providing award-winning, mission-critical real-time media transport and processing solutions to broadcasters, telecom service providers, and government agencies. As a Sony Group company (acquired in 2020), Nevion's software-defined technologies enable customers to become more agile and productive by leveraging virtualization capabilities across on-premise and cloud environments. Their solutions power major sporting and live events globally, differentiating through a focus on IP network infrastructure and seamless integration with Sony's ecosystem.
Nevion VideoIPath is a comprehensive orchestration and SDN control system that provides connection management, service assurance and network inventory capabilities.
Nevion Virtuoso is a standards-based, virtualization-ready, software-defined media node that can perform a variety of real-time functions in the converged IP LAN/WAN network.
Nevion has integrated Providius's NVRT platform with its eMerge IP media fabric and VideoIPath orchestration software. This integration allows broadcast operators to visualize network telemetry, PTP timing, and media service routing within a unified operational environment.
Nevion, a Sony Group company, has announced the general availability of MOXELA, a software-based media processing platform for live video, audio, and data. The platform supports H.265, NDI, and the Media eXchange Layer (MXL) standard, enabling deployment on COTS servers or cloud infrastructure for live production workflows.
MOXELA is Nevion’s next‑generation, software‑based media processing platform for live-production and contribution workflows.
Nevion has updated its Virtuoso software-defined media node to include AAC-LC audio compression and a 40% reduction in HEVC latency. These enhancements are designed to optimize bandwidth and latency for live contribution and remote production workflows.
Sony and Nevion have announced their planned demonstrations for IBC 2026, focusing on their Networked Live production ecosystem. The showcase will feature updates to the MOXELA media processing platform, VideoIPath orchestration, and new sustainability-focused power-down features for Virtuoso and eMerge hardware.
Sony and Nevion have introduced a Networked Live Contribution Solution designed for professional media transport over IP-based WANs. This solution offers broadcasters and media companies secure, low-latency, and flexible workflows for live production, combining orchestration, software-defined media processing, and IP media switching.
TvTel, a provider of broadcast production services in Latin America, has deployed a remote production and contribution solution using Nevion's Virtuoso HEVC with a Sony-developed HEVC codec. This solution enables high-quality, low-latency live coverage for the Chilean football league from 32 stadiums to TvTel's headquarters in Santiago, reducing bandwidth consumption and costs. The setup includes Virtuosos in 8 OB trucks and Nevion VideoIPath for orchestration and broadcast control.
Nevion and Sony are presenting their Networked Live ecosystem, covering hybrid on-premises and cloud production solutions, at NAB 2025. Nevion will showcase product updates for its Virtuoso media node, VideoIPath orchestration platform, and eMerge SDN media fabric, including new HEVC/H.265 codec support, ground/cloud orchestration capabilities, and 400G/100G eMerge units.
Andy Rayner
Chief Technologist
