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1. Jun 12•Industrytoday: Connected TV market value to reach $290B by 2032 through AI adoption

   The global Connected TV market, valued at $125 billion in 2025, is projected to reach $290.45 billion by 2032, driven by AI-powered entertainment ecosystems, display innovation, and streaming economics. This growth redefines hardware strategies for OEMs and semiconductor manufacturers, emphasizing software ecosystems and AI capabilities over mere hardware differentiation. Connected TVs are evolving into central hubs for digital households, incorporating AI for personalized content and integrating with smart-home ecosystems.

2. Jun 12•BroadcastBridge: ZEISS launches Horizon Anamorphic series with integrated motors and metadata

   ZEISS unveiled its new Horizon Anamorphic series of full-frame 2x cinema lenses, ranging from 35mm to 200mm. These lenses integrate motorized systems and a proprietary look-tuning back element for versatile cinematic aesthetics and offer seamless integration with existing production workflows. The series aims to enhance professional video production with capabilities like low distortion and consistent color for VFX-intensive works.

3. Jun 12•Sportsvideo: HBS shifts World Cup production to decentralized, software-defined private cloud model

   Host Broadcast Services (HBS) is implementing a decentralized production model for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, spanning 16 venues across the US, Mexico, and Canada. This approach heavily relies on software-based processing, a converged ST-2110 network, and a private cloud infrastructure to efficiently deliver 104 matches in UHD HDR. Centralized replay, audio mixing, graphics, and shading operations are being handled from the IBC in Dallas.

4. Jun 12•Intel: Intel Arc GPUs for edge processing outperform Nvidia in media benchmarks

   Intel has launched its Arc GPU line for edge AI, graphics, and media processing. The A750E model demonstrates significant performance gains over Nvidia's RTX 4070-S1 in media processing and AI tasks, providing new hardware options for optimizing video production, transcoding, and streaming at the edge. The GPUs integrate with the OpenVINO Toolkit for optimized AI inference.

5. Jun 12•Rambus: PCIe 7.0 specification doubles data rates to 128 GT/s for AI infrastructure

   Rambus highlights the official release of the PCIe 7.0 specification to PCI-SIG members, doubling raw data rates to 128 GT/s and offering up to 512 GB/s bidirectional bandwidth. This advancement is critical for data-intensive applications like AI/ML, cloud, and HPC environments. Rambus also details its PCIe controller IP and other solutions designed to accelerate PCIe 7.0 implementation in next-generation SoCs and ASICs.

6. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications updates VDCP technical protocol to support 50p production timing

   Imagine Communications has released a detailed guide for the VDCP (Video Disk Communications Protocol), outlining its technical specifications, command sets, and operational guidelines. The document describes the leader-follower communication methodology, OSI model conformance, and includes a timeline command set for non-deterministic network environments. It covers aspects like protocol revisions, electrical and mechanical specifications, session details, and various commands for system control, immediate operations, preset/select functions, and sense requests related to video disks.

7. Jun 12•Evs: EVS launches coordinated vulnerability disclosure policy as broadcast IP security risks mount

   EVS SA has released a Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure Policy (CVDP) for its actively supported products and solutions. This policy provides guidelines for security researchers to responsibly report vulnerabilities, outlining mutual obligations and a detailed reporting procedure. The goal is to enhance the security and performance of EVS's offerings to its customers.

8. Jun 12•Intel: Intel Xeon 6 SoCs boost media transcode efficiency by 14x

   Intel announces its new Xeon 6 System-on-Chip (SoC) processor family, optimized for networking and edge workloads, with select models launching in Q1 and Q2 2025. These processors offer significant performance-per-watt gains for media transcode and increased RAN capacity, targeting applications in vRAN, 5G Core Network, and media processing. Specific features include built-in networking, Intel vRAN Boost, and media acceleration for live streaming and CDN use cases.

9. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine and Cisco integrate IP fabrics for SMPTE ST 2110 production

   Imagine Communications and Cisco have partnered to integrate Imagine's Selenio Network Processor and Magellan Control System with Cisco's IP Fabric for Media and NDFC. This collaboration aims to provide a reliable foundation for customers transitioning to COTS-based SMPTE ST 2110 live production systems. The integration focuses on streamlined management, automation, and non-blocking multicast for efficient IP broadcasting.

10. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications launches 36-input UHD production multiviewer for hybrid environments

    Imagine Communications has updated its Selenio Network Processor (SNP) with a new Production Multiviewer Personality (SNP-MV), enabling it to handle up to 36 HD Picture-in-Pictures (PiPs) into 8 UHD canvases. The SNP-MV supports both SDI and IP environments, including ST2110 HD content, and manages mixed SDR and HDR/WCG signals. It also offers ultra-low-latency processing, creating display outputs synchronized to house time.

11. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine and Panasonic integrate SNP-XL and KAIROS for ST-2110 IP production

    Imagine Communications and Panasonic have collaborated to offer ST-2110 IP live production systems, integrating Imagine Communications' Selenio Network Processor (SNP) with Panasonic's KAIROS switcher. This partnership provides a reliable migration path to IP workflows for live production events, supporting hybrid SDI/ST-2110 systems and enhancing production capabilities with advanced features like JPEG XS and HDR processing.

12. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications launches Magellan datasheet targeting hybrid SDI-IP control systems

    Imagine Communications has released a datasheet for its Magellan Control System, an IP/SDI signal routing, control, and monitoring solution for hybrid and all-IP deployments. The system enables flexible management of video infrastructure through operator-centric interfaces like PathView and AlarmView, supporting AMWA NMOS IS04/05 for interoperability. It aims to facilitate a smooth transition from SDI to IP and UHD, integrating with existing infrastructure.

13. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications scales Platinum IP3 router for UHD broadcast expansion

    Imagine Communications highlights its Platinum IP3 router, a scalable and resilient solution for mixed-format video and audio routing from SD to UHD. The datasheet details its features including redundancy, integrated multiviewers, and the Magellan Control System, indicating its use in broadcast facilities, control rooms, and mobile production trucks.

14. Jun 12•Omdia: Global LED display revenue dips 2.3% despite rise in shipments

    Omdia reports that global LED video display shipments increased by 0.6% in 1Q26, though revenue declined 2.3% year-over-year, marking the first contraction since 2022. Growth is driven by specific pixel pitches and applications like sporting events and digital signage, with Asia & Oceania showing the strongest growth. Key advancements include ultra-fine pixel pitch development and improved image quality through chip-on-board (COB) technology.

15. Jun 12•Sportsvideo: HBO prioritizes spatial audio and sound design for USMNT World Cup documentary

    This article details the post-production workflow for HBO's "US Against the World" documentary, focusing on creative director Lucas Harger's "sound-forward" approach and the technical toolkit used. It covers managing 700 hours of footage, editorial philosophy, spatial audio mixing in Dolby Atmos, and the use of tools like Adobe Premiere, Soundly, and DaVinci Resolve by his team at Park Stories. The piece emphasizes the importance of sound design, relational filmmaking, and the player's perspective in crafting the five-hour series for HBO ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

16. Jun 12•Sportsvideo: UFL to showcase immersive FAST production suite at 2026 United Bowl

    The United Football League (UFL) will showcase its FAST Innovation Suite at the 2026 United Bowl, integrating real-time technology from partners like Sportable, Povora, and DVSport. This event highlights how sports leagues are adopting advanced technologies for enhanced live production and fan engagement, including customizable multi-view controls, player tracking, and in-helmet communication systems. The suite provides a testing ground for technology partners to develop and deploy tools that impact the live sports broadcast and coaching experience.

17. Jun 12•Sportsvideo: MultiDyne CEO targets 94% fiber reduction for high-density REMI production

    MultiDyne CEO Frank Janchetta discussed trends in audio, REMI, and 4K/HDR production, emphasizing efficient data transport over fiber. He highlighted products like the Crescendo Series, SilverBack, and FiberSaver-10G which address the challenges of managing complex broadcast environments and the need for massive bandwidth in remote production. The company's focus is on streamlining operations and reducing physical footprints for broadcasters.

18. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications launches audio embedder for specialized SD/HD broadcast workflows

    Imagine Communications has released the HMX6803+AI+T HD/SD audio embedder, a module for its 6800+™ modular core processing platform. This hardware device processes up to eight AES and eight Analog audio inputs for SD and HD video signals, offering video processing, audio delay, metdata embedding, and various control interfaces. It is designed for broadcast facilities requiring audio embedding and video/audio signal processing.

19. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications expands Selenio platform with multichannel JPEG2000 compression over IP

    Imagine Communications has launched a new JPEG2000 module for its Selenio media convergence platform, offering real-time, high-quality multichannel compression over IP. This module supports up to four HD/SD-SDI channels or two 3G-SDI channels and is designed for professional broadcast contribution and live event coverage. It features low and ultra-low latency, support for various SMPTE standards, and flexible software-key upgrade options for different channel configurations.

20. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications advances Selenio network processor with UHD/HDR conversion options

    Imagine Communications has updated its Selenio Network Processor (SNP) with new UHD/HD/SD SDI conversion personalities. The SNP now supports HDR conversion between HLG, PQ, SLOG3, and SDR, alongside an optional "DOWNHD" feature for simultaneous HD output. It also functions as an SDI/IP Gateway, supporting SMPTE ST 2022 and ST 2110 for future-proofed workflows.

21. Jun 12•Sportsvideo: Televisa utilizes multi-city fiber pipelines for Mexico's opening match delivery

    Televisa's IBC team successfully broadcast Mexico's opening World Cup match from Dallas, utilizing specific hardware and infrastructure for signal distribution. The setup ensured connectivity and commentary circuits from the stadium to their Mexico City studios, handling multiple signal pipelines.

22. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine and Arista Team Up to Streamline ST 2110 IP Workflows

    Imagine Communications and Arista Networks have collaborated to demonstrate IP production workflows, focusing on SMPTE ST 2110 for broadcast and live entertainment. Their solution integrates Imagine's Magellan Control System with Arista's Media Control Service for IP routing and bandwidth management. This partnership aims to simplify complex IP transitions for television facilities moving to COTS-based SMPTE ST 2110 live production systems.

23. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications launches intelligent update to broadcast changeover product line

    Imagine Communications has launched the ACO6800+4X2+ICQST module, an intelligent 4X2 clean/quiet automatic changeover device for HD/SD/ASI sources. This new module expands their ACO6800+ product line, combining clean switch and 4x2 functionality with additional features for managing ingest timing in satellite DTH, mobile TV, or IPTV facilities.

24. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications launches Gen 11 IOX Express storage with NVMe support

    Imagine Communications has updated its Versio IOX storage line, introducing improved performance, NVMe support, and enhanced cybersecurity features. These advancements are designed to boost efficiency for broadcast playout, editing, and content management workflows. The IOX Express NAS offers scalable, high-availability shared storage solutions for broadcast and production facilities, with various configurations for capacity and bandwidth.

25. Jun 12•ProVideo Coalition: Puget Labs launches real-world hardware benchmark for Unreal Engine production

    Puget Labs, a division of Puget Systems, announced Puget Bench for Unreal Engine, expanding its real-world benchmarking platform for creative applications. This new tool is designed to evaluate workstation hardware performance within Unreal Engine production workflows, addressing needs for real-time 3D artists, technical directors, and hardware manufacturers. The benchmark helps users assess CPU, GPU, memory, and storage performance in integrated workflows, moving beyond synthetic tests.

26. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications launches HMX6803+D audio embedder for 3G/HD/SD workflows

    Imagine Communications has released the HMX6803+D, an auto-sensing 3G/HD/SD audio embedder for its 6800+ modular processing platform. This module offers up to eight AES inputs and a video processing amplifier, providing audio delay, processing, and external metadata embedding for broadcast facilities. An optional version, OP+HMX+D, includes a fiber sub-module for optical transmission.

27. Jun 12•Intelligentcio: AVPro Edge deploys world's largest single SDVoE network in Mexico City

    AVPro Edge, in collaboration with Duoson AV and POP Media Technology, successfully deployed the world's largest 10G SDVoE AV-over-IP network at Estadio Banorte stadium in Mexico City. The system powers over 500 displays and 20 video walls, distributing live action, replays, and content throughout the venue for the 2026 World Cup. This installation showcases the large-scale capabilities of AVPro's MXnet 10G AV-over-IP ecosystem for live event content distribution.

28. Jun 12•Just Add Power: Just Add Power scales AMP Standardized systems to 63 switches

    Just Add Power provides detailed guidelines for configuring multi-switch AMP Standardized Systems, supporting up to 63 switches from the same manufacturer. The article outlines requirements for 10Gb SFP+ interconnects, trunk links, and bandwidth considerations for various AV-over-IP applications. It also lists compatible switch models from manufacturers like Luxul, Netgear, TP-Link, Intellinet, Ruckus, and Cisco.

29. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications launches SNP-XL to bridge high-density SDI and IP workflows

    Imagine Communications has announced the SNP-XL, an expansion of its Selenio Network Processor line, designed for high-density gateway applications. This new hardware enhances SDI I/O capabilities, supporting SMPTE ST 2110 and ST2022-6 standards, enabling up to 64x 1080p synchronizing gateways on a single unit. The SNP-XL extends the existing SNP family with increased flexibility for SDI-intensive and UHD workflows.

30. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications launches DTS-powered loudness control for modular broadcast platforms

    Imagine Communications has introduced DTS Neural Loudness Control, a new audio processing solution designed to manage perceived loudness levels for broadcasters and network operators. This system uses perceptual modeling to ensure consistent viewer experience across stereo and multichannel audio, addressing ITU-BS 1770 compliance. The solution is available as a feature for Imagine Communications' Selenio MCP, Selenio 6800+, X100, and X50 processing platforms.

31. Jun 12•Sportsvideo: ESPN pivots to summer-exclusive MLB slate using 1080p HDR and REMI

    ESPN is adapting its MLB production workflows after a new three-year deal, concentrating 23 of its 30 exclusive games in the summer months. The network is leveraging 1080p HDR distribution, REMI (REMote Integration) workflows, and HEVC transport to manage its new schedule efficiently. Game Creek Video mobile units are being deployed for on-site production.

32. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications advances Selenio modules for high-density 3G/HD/SD synchronization

    Imagine Communications has detailed its Selenio SEL-1FS1 and SEL-2FS1 frame synchronizer modules, which provide single and dual-channel video frame synchronization for various signal types (3G/HD/SD/3D) with advanced audio processing and video delay capabilities. These modules are designed for broadcast, post-production, cable, and mobile facilities, offering features like processing amplification, color correction, and logo insertion, along with extensive input/output options including fiber SFPs and expansion modules for audio.

33. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications Launches Modular UHD Converters for Hybrid Production Workflows

    Imagine Communications has introduced new Selenio UHD up and down converter modules for its Selenio Media Convergence Platform, designed to integrate UHD-1 into existing HD workflows and vice-versa. These modules feature 10-bit motion-adaptive processing for high-quality scaling and color processing, supporting various SDI interfaces and embedded audio handling. They are available as single-channel processors, with a software license option to enable both conversion types, offering flexibility for media companies rolling out UHD TV.

34. Jun 12•Sportsvideo: Audinate Expands Dante Ecosystem With New Installation Hardware and Camera Control

    Audinate will preview new Dante AVIO Install adapters and the Iris PTZ camera control platform at InfoComm 2026. These additions aim to expand Dante's ecosystem beyond basic connectivity, offering more comprehensive AV networking and control solutions. The company will also showcase network management and security tools like Dante Domain Manager and Dante Director.

35. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications ships 5,000 Selenio Network Processors as IP workflows mature

    Imagine Communications has released details about its Selenio Network Processor (SNP), an IP media processing platform designed for uncompressed HD and UHD content based on SMPTE ST 2110. The SNP offers video processing, conversion, and multiviewer functionalities, aiming to help media companies transition from SDI to IP-based production and playout systems. It supports various applications including UHD and HDR conversion, facility interconnection, and advanced audio workflows, integrating with COTS Ethernet routing cores for flexible and scalable production environments.

36. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: SMPTE ST 2110 standardizes separate essence streams for IP production

    This article provides a fundamental overview of SMPTE ST 2110, a suite of standards designed for IP transport in media workflows. It explains how ST 2110 separates video, audio, and ancillary data into distinct streams, enabling flexible, interoperable, and efficient IP-based production for real-time applications and facilitating the transition from SDI to IP.

37. Jun 12•Singular: ITV Wales uses cloud graphics for first time in live broadcast

    ITV Wales utilized Singular.live's cloud-based graphics system for its Welsh Parliamentary Elections coverage, marking the broadcaster's first use of such technology in a live television program. The solution, integrated with existing SDI infrastructure via Reality Check Solutions, provided custom graphics, data integration, and remote flexibility for the production team. This move allowed ITV to streamline its graphics workflow and enhance data visualization during the live broadcast.

38. Jun 12•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications launches Selenio modules for high-density 3G/HD/SD processing

    Imagine Communications has introduced the Selenio SEL-1XD1 and SEL-2XD1 modules, offering single- and dual-channel video conversion and frame synchronization for 3G/HD/SD/3D signals. These modules include advanced audio processing capabilities, such as Dolby and DTS Neural support, making them suitable for broadcast and post-production facilities.

39. Jun 12•Quanta S5 Edge AI Server: Compact power node for data centers: Quanta launches S5 Edge AI Server to decentralize compute nodes

    Quanta has introduced the S5 Edge AI Server, a compact 2U system designed for AI acceleration and compute at the network edge. This hardware aims to support latency-sensitive applications for content providers and 5G operators by bringing compute closer to end users. The S5 is built around standard x86 CPUs with multiple GPU or accelerator slots, designed to fit into remote sites and telecom rooms with constraints on space and power.

40. Jun 11•Sohonet: Sohonet expands production ecosystem to bridge on-set connectivity and remote review

    Sohonet is offering a suite of production workflow tools designed for film and television professionals. These solutions include real-time content review via ClearView Rush, secure asset management, high-speed file transfer using FileRunner, and robust connectivity services (internet, Wi-Fi, phones) for production sites. The aim is to streamline production processes from beginning to end.

41. Jun 11•NewscastStudio: Broadcasters Experiment With Informal Aesthetics as Digital Creators Professionalize Sets

    The article discusses the ongoing convergence of production quality standards between traditional broadcast and digital media, challenging long-held assumptions. Digital creators are investing in professional setups, while broadcasters adopt informal aesthetics and multi-platform workflows. Industry experts comment on the evolving definition of 'quality' for content distribution, emphasizing modular, flexible production environments and workflows designed for multiple aspect ratios and platforms.

42. Jun 11•Independent Management Consultants: Quanta pivots to AI infrastructure as server revenue overtakes notebooks

    Quanta Computer Inc., a Taiwanese ODM, is strategically shifting its business focus from notebooks to higher-value cloud and AI infrastructure, including servers and advanced cooling solutions. This move aims to leverage growing demand for complex system integration within the streaming and broader technology industries. The company acts as a B2B vendor, designing and manufacturing hardware for major technology companies.

43. Jun 11•Intopix: intoPIX launches MIPI-to-Ethernet bridge for sub-1ms RAW sensor streaming

    intoPIX has unveiled a new MIPI-to-Ethernet FPGA Bridge designed to capture RAW Bayer data from MIPI CSI-2 sensors, compress it using JPEG XS RAW, and stream it over Gigabit Ethernet with under 1ms latency. This solution aims to simplify the evaluation and deployment of MIPI sensors for various industrial applications by offering long-reach connectivity, bandwidth reduction, and ultra-low latency. The FPGA-based board supports standard Gigabit Ethernet, PoE, and is sensor-agnostic, with software decoding available on CPU and GPU platforms.

44. Jun 11•INTINOR: Intinor Secures Golfzon China Open via Single-Path SRT Video Transport

    Intinor successfully delivered low-latency live coverage for the Golfzon China Open, utilizing its Direkt receivers to decode a single SRT stream from a third-party encoder. This solution ensured reliable, real-time video transport for audiences in Korea and China, despite bandwidth limitations and the need for interoperability with existing infrastructure. The event marks the second consecutive year Intinor has powered the tournament's video backbone.

45. Jun 11•EIN Presswire: Vadzo Expands Innova GigE Series for NDAA-Compliant Smart City Vision

    Vadzo Imaging has expanded its Innova Series GigE camera portfolio with multiple new models, ranging from 2MP to 8.46MP, featuring Sony and onsemi sensors. These cameras offer ONVIF compliance and Power over Ethernet, catering to vision deployments in surveillance, smart cities, and industrial monitoring. The expansion targets system integrators needing scalable, high-resolution camera solutions that integrate with standard IP network infrastructure.

46. Jun 11•Content + Technology: 1Legion launches NVIDIA Blackwell bare-metal nodes for high-end production

    1Legion has announced the NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell as a full bare-metal server offering, specifically targeting media technology vendors, VFX studios, and broadcasters. This provides dedicated GPU resources, consistent throughput, and predictable costs, featuring eight RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell Max-Q GPUs per node with 96GB GDDR7 ECC VRAM per card. The setup is designed to support demanding production-grade GPU workloads like professional rendering and real-time transcoding.

47. Jun 11•Panasonic: Panasonic Kairos Core 1000 boosts IP live production capacity

    Panasonic has introduced the Kairos Core 1000 mainframe, an enhancement to its KAIROS IT/IP live video production platform. This update significantly boosts video processing, composition performance, and streaming capabilities, while supporting a variety of IP and baseband signals including ST 2110, NDI, and SRT. The platform aims to provide flexible, software-based live video production with low latency and extensive input/output options for various resolutions up to 4K.

48. Jun 11•Sohonet: Sohonet rebrands 5th Kind acquisition as Storylink for studio-scale collaboration

    Sohonet is rebranding its acquired 5th Kind Core asset management platform to 'Storylink,' designed for studio-scale collaboration. The platform centralizes asset libraries and streamlines asset distribution, workflows, and approvals for high-end content production. Key features include secure distribution with watermarking, WIP workspaces, application connectivity, and enterprise user management.

49. Jun 11•Sohonet: Sohonet ClearView Flex expands remote creative collaboration to 40 concurrent viewers

    Sohonet offers ClearView Flex, an Emmy Award-winning collaboration platform for creative reviews that supports up to 40 participants with sub-100ms latency and 2K DCI resolution. The platform enables real-time feedback and annotation for remote teams, streaming from various sources like edit bays and cameras, and can be deployed in the cloud or on-premise. It is designed for creative workflows in pre-production, live shooting, editorial, audio, VFX, and color review.

50. Jun 11•postPerspective: 1Legion launches Nvidia Blackwell bare-metal servers for broadcast and VFX

    1Legion has announced the availability of Nvidia RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell full bare-metal servers on its infrastructure platform. These servers are designed for media technology vendors, VFX studios, and broadcast organizations running production-grade GPU workloads, offering dedicated GPU resources and predictable costs. The configuration includes eight RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell GPUs per node, which are optimized for large memory capacity and real-time transcoding and playout.