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1. Jun 10•Promise: PROMISE Tech debuts petabyte-scale storage arrays for AI and video production

   PROMISE Technology has introduced new petabyte-scale SAN/NAS storage solutions, including all-flash, hybrid SSD+HDD, and NVMe+HDD options. These VTrak D5320, VTrak D5800, and VTrak N1616 series solutions are designed for high-capacity demands in video production, virtualization, and AI workloads, offering high-availability and features like TierBoost™ data management. The systems support demanding rich media workflows and AI applications, with expansion capabilities to meet evolving storage needs.

2. Jun 10•YouTube: DVDO launches 4K60 AV-over-IP encoder for low-bandwidth Gigabit Ethernet transport

   DVDO has introduced the H265-4KENC-1, a new 4K60 H.265/H.264 AV-over-IP encoder. This professional-grade hardware is designed to transmit ultra-high-definition video over standard Gigabit Ethernet networks, supporting efficient, low-bandwidth distribution for applications like digital signage and enterprise AV.

3. Jun 10•Singular: Barstool Sports adopts Singular.live to scale 'The Dozen Trivia' graphics

   Singular.Live announced that Barstool Sports utilized their platform to develop a custom, agile graphics package for its show, The Dozen Trivia. This solution enhanced the workflow, offering scalability and flexibility for dynamic content and sponsor integrations. Barstool Sports praises Singular.Live for its versatility, customizability, and ease of use compared to previous systems.

4. Jun 10•Sportsvideo: FIFA centralizes 2026 World Cup broadcasting at new Dallas hub

   FIFA and HBS will centralize core broadcast production elements for the FIFA World Cup 2026, including replay, graphics, and camera shading, at a new International Broadcast Centre (IBC) in Dallas. This remote production strategy aims to enhance consistency across 16 venues and 104 matches, leveraging technologies like EVS Extra Motion and Ref Cam. The setup includes signal workflow via Verizon, a post-production hub in London, and centralized operations for VAR and stadium entertainment.

5. Jun 10•Inavate Magazine: Visionary expands AV-over-IP ecosystem with 100W USB-C conferencing bridge

   Visionary will showcase its expanded AV-over-IP ecosystem at InfoComm 2026, featuring new 5 Series Wallplates, the XB5 USB-C Conferencing Bridge, the PackeTV IPTV platform, and nexAV software. These products aim to simplify deployment and management of converged AV and IT environments across various professional applications. The offerings support bi-directional 4K60 video, audio distribution, and workflow orchestration for integrators and end-users.

6. Jun 10•TVBEurope: Broadcast and Pro AV markets merge through IP and software innovation

   The article discusses the ongoing convergence between broadcast and pro AV markets, driven by IP, cloud, and software technologies. It highlights the accessibility of broadcast production tools to pro AV users and the adoption of pro AV tools in broadcast, while noting barriers such as network security and operational skill gaps. The piece emphasizes the importance for vendors to understand the distinct needs and buying processes of both markets for successful engagement.

7. Jun 10•YouTube: ToVi launches DXA-USB-ED 2-channel Dante transceiver for professional AV

   ToVi has launched the DXA-USB-ED, a 2-channel Dante USB transceiver designed to connect USB audio devices to Dante networks. This device acts as an external USB sound card, supporting 24-bit audio at up to 96kHz and AES67 compliance for integrating analog audio into IP workflows for professional AV systems.

8. Jun 10•Cedaraudio: CEDAR Audio brings Academy Award-winning noise suppression to live streamers

   CEDAR offers hardware and plug-in solutions for real-time audio noise reduction, targeting live streaming applications for podcasts, gaming, and general content creation. Their products, including the DNS series and ScreenVox, aim to improve audio quality for professionally produced streaming content. The near zero-latency plug-ins can be used directly in OBS as a VST3 plug-in.

9. Jun 10•Sportsvideo: PWHL scales broadcast operations with world-feed model for Season 3

   The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) is significantly expanding its broadcast operations for Season 3, implementing a world feed model. This strategy aims to boost production efficiency and broaden global distribution, indicating reliance on various key vendors to achieve these goals.

10. Jun 10•postPerspective: Cinematographer Alicia Robbins detailing visual class distinctions for Bridgerton Season 4

    Cinematographer Alicia Robbins, ASC, discusses her work on Netflix's Bridgerton Season 4, detailing the technical and creative decisions behind the production. She highlights the use of Sony Venice 2 cameras and ARRI Signature Primes, along with a detailed workflow involving DITs and custom LUTs, to achieve the show's aesthetic. The article provides insight into production techniques for a major streaming series, including lighting, camera movement, and collaboration with post-production.

11. Jun 9•Sportsvideo: FIFA centralizes 2026 World Cup production at Dallas IBC hub

    FIFA and HBS are centralizing broadcast production operations for the FIFA World Cup 2026 at the Dallas IBC, covering replay, graphics, camera shading, and in-venue entertainment. This remote production strategy, enabled by a broadcast-contribution network through Verizon, aims to optimize talent utilization, standardize output, and reduce costs globally. The event will also feature new technologies, including AI-enhanced EVS Extra Motion and a widely adopted Ref Cam, for enhanced fan experience.

12. Jun 9•Einnews: Mago and AVer Partner to Enable Platform-Agnostic Enterprise Video Rooms

    Mago and AVer have partnered to offer platform-agnostic meeting room solutions, combining Mago's software with AVer's Android-powered VB370A video bar. This collaboration aims to provide enterprise users with unified video conferencing, sharing, and whiteboarding across various UC platforms. They will showcase their joint solution at InfoComm 2026.

13. Jun 9•MathWorks: MathWorks Communications Toolbox Adds AI, Cloud, and OTA Test Capabilities

    MathWorks' Communications Toolbox offers algorithms and applications for designing, simulating, analyzing, and verifying communications systems, including waveform generation and over-the-air testing with Software-Defined Radios (SDRs). It enables modeling of complex communication links, accelerates simulations using cloud/GPU resources, and integrates AI for wireless applications such as spectrum monitoring and beam management. The toolbox supports various standards like UWB, ZigBee, and TV, and allows performance acceleration via local cores, clusters, GPUs, AWS, and FPGAs.

14. Jun 9•phoronix: RISC-V performance jumps 8x in five years to challenge ARM edge

    RISC-V CPU performance has increased eightfold over the past five years, with the SpacemiT K3 significantly outperforming the older SiFive HiFive Unmatched. While still trailing x86 and Raspberry Pi 5, these gains are notable for specialized workloads like build farms, and for video encoding tasks as demonstrated by libavif avifenc benchmarks. The K3 was shown to be seven times faster for code compilation than the HiFive Unmatched.

15. Jun 9•TVBEurope: Grass Valley and Lawo integrate platforms to advance EBU interoperability standards

    Grass Valley and Lawo have partnered to enable interoperability between Grass Valley AMPP and Lawo Home, supporting the EBU’s Dynamic Media Facility (DMF) and Media eXchange Layer (MXL) principles. This collaboration aims to create seamless operation between best-of-breed platforms for hybrid production environments. The initial focus will be on validating control, orchestration, media transport, exchange, and security monitoring across both systems.

16. Jun 9•Imaginecommunications: Imagine Communications Details Aviator Orchestrator for Hybrid Playout Management

    Imagine Communications has released a datasheet detailing Aviator Orchestrator, a system designed to deploy, manage, and orchestrate broadcast playout channels across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments. This system centralizes software, configuration tools, and backend services to enable rapid channel provisioning and dynamic scaling for streaming operations. It offers key capabilities like a Deployment Manager for quick configuration, flexible deployment models for dynamic scaling, and dynamic orchestration for real-time redundancy, aiming to accelerate time-to-deployment and optimize resource utilization.

17. Jun 9•TVBEurope: HBS to lead global broadcast production for YouTube-bound Project B

    Project B, a new global basketball competition, has selected Host Broadcast Services (HBS) to manage all centralized broadcast production and technical operations. HBS will provide end-to-end live game production, arena infrastructure, multi-camera operations, and global feed management for the competition, which will stream live on YouTube. This partnership aims to deliver premium live and shoulder programming with world-class production standards.

18. Jun 9•No Film School: SmallRig launches multifunctional SSD to solve mobile 4K storage bottlenecks

    SmallRig has launched a new Multifunctional SSD designed for mobile filmmaking, which integrates directly into smartphone cages to address storage and thermal issues for high-bitrate 4K video recording. This product aims to streamline workflows for mobile content creators by offering a more ergonomic solution than traditional external SSDs, while also providing passthrough charging and expanded connectivity.

19. Jun 9•Logitech International SA stock (CH0025751329): Focus shifts to AI peripherals and post-pandemic dem: Logitech shifts to AI and high-value streaming gear for growth

    Logitech International SA is adapting to post-pandemic market normalization by shifting its focus towards high-value segments, including streaming gear, premium gaming accessories, and enterprise video conferencing. The company aims to sustain profitability by expanding its offerings across content creation and hybrid work environments, leveraging its brand and technological building blocks. This strategic pivot includes products like webcams, capture cards, microphones, and lighting solutions marketed to content creators on platforms like Twitch and YouTube.

20. Jun 9•Redsharknews: Viltrox DC-550 Pro II Adds 1400 Nits Brightness and Camera Control

    Viltrox has released the DC-550 Pro II, an updated 5.5-inch portable field monitor with 1400 nits brightness and direct camera control. This second-generation device features a full HD IPS panel, HDMI 2.0 connectivity, and an SD card slot for firmware updates and 3D LUT imports. It allows users to adjust camera settings and trigger recording directly from the monitor.

21. Jun 9•No Film School: Maxima Spectra eliminates external ballasts with battery-integrated COB light design

    Maxima has introduced the Spectra, a new COB light that combines studio-grade output with a battery-powered, cabling-free design. This product aims to offer filmmakers a portable solution for high-quality lighting in remote or tight spaces, making it suitable for on-location and documentary production.

22. Jun 9•Kiloview - Your AV over IP Trailblazer: Kiloview U4 IP Video Dock converts NDI and SRT to 4K60 USB

    Kiloview announced the U4 IP Video Dock, a device designed to convert various IP video protocols (like NDI, SRT, RTMP) into USB UVC/UAC, HDMI, and DisplayPort outputs at up to 4K60. This new product aims to simplify AV workflows in professional settings such as meeting rooms and studios by reducing the need for multiple conversion devices. It offers flexible output mapping and centralized management options through Web UI and KiloLink Server Pro.

23. Jun 9•Live Design Online: tvONE launches 4RU CALICO PRO with 128 million pixel capacity

    tvONE, an ACT Entertainment brand, debuted its 4RU CALICO PRO video processor at InfoComm 2026. This powerful system is engineered for large-scale LED, broadcast, and immersive environments, offering uncompressed 4K60 performance, 10-bit HDR, and support for up to 128 million output pixels. Its modular architecture handles complex signal workflows with high density and reliability.

24. Jun 9•TM Broadcast International: LiveU deploys first remote VAR across Pacific for OFC Pro League

    LiveU successfully deployed the first remote Video Assistant Refereeing (VAR) system for the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) Pro League, bringing VAR to the Pacific Islands. This solution utilizes portable transmission kits to overcome infrastructure limitations, providing a blueprint for remote production in challenging regions. The system enables real-time referee communication and multiple camera feeds with low latency, meeting FIFA standards.

25. Jun 9•Sportsvideo: Scorebug design shifts toward data-rich minimalism and streaming-first personalization

    Graphics leaders from CBS Sports, Fox Sports, and NBC Sports discuss the evolution of scorebug design in live sports production, emphasizing information hierarchy, motion graphics as a functional tool, and operational design challenges. The article highlights the scorebug's role in broadcast branding, data integration, and its potential for personalization and monetization on streaming platforms.

26. Jun 9•Sportsvideo: UFC deploys 100 cameras for complex 250th anniversary White House production

    UFC is undertaking a massive and logistically complex production for its UFC Freedom 250 event across three unique venues in Washington D.C., including the White House South Lawn, involving over 100 cameras and nine NEP mobile units. The production requires significant engineering to stage a fight card in non-traditional locations, dealing with challenging construction deadlines, diverse camera placements, and stringent security clearances for equipment and personnel. The event will also be delivered entirely in HDR, highlighting advanced production techniques.

27. Jun 9•TechPowerUp: AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 launches with dual 3D V-Cache architecture

    AMD announced its new Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition processor, featuring a dual CCD configuration with 128 MB 3D V-Cache per CCD. This processor targets demanding applications, with media encoding often benefiting from such high-performance CPU architectures.

28. Jun 9•ProVideo Coalition: Clear Angle Studios launches modular Gaussian splat rig for VFX

    Clear Angle Studios has launched the Volumetric Capture Rig (VCR), a new modular 4D Gaussian splat capture system designed for high-end VFX production. The VCR offers photoreal dynamic assets, reduces production costs, and introduces new re-lighting approaches for digital scenes, with major studios like Disney, Universal, and Netflix already using its services. This technology aims to meet the rising demand for highly believable digital performances in Film, TV, and streaming with fewer post-production steps.

29. Jun 9•TM Broadcast International: Grass Valley and Lawo sync AMPP and HOME for hybrid production

    Grass Valley and Lawo have announced a technology collaboration to validate the interoperability between Grass Valley AMPP and Lawo HOME platforms. This initiative aims to reduce integration friction for media organizations moving towards hybrid production environments, aligning with EBU Dynamic Media Facility and Media eXchange Layer projects. The collaboration will explore practical interoperability across control, orchestration, media transport, and operational monitoring.

30. Jun 9•TVBEurope: EVS drops 'Broadcast Equipment' name to signal AI and robotics pivot

    EVS Broadcast Equipment has rebranded to simply EVS, signifying its expanded role as a global technology leader in live video production. This transformation reflects the company's move into diverse markets and its focus on software-defined, cloud, and AI workflows. The new name better captures its broad offering, which includes infrastructure, content management, and AI-driven solutions.

31. Jun 9•4rfv: Visionary Solutions debuts converged nexAV software platform at InfoComm 2026

    Visionary Solutions will showcase its updated AV-over-IP hardware and software at InfoComm 2026, including the XB5 USB-C Conferencing Bridge and 5 Series Wallplates, which deliver 4K60 video and integrate with their 1GbE AV-over-IP ecosystem. The company will also highlight its PackeTV IPTV platform and nexAV We-Cosystem, designed for unified AV-over-IP routing, audio processing, and workflow orchestration. These innovations aim to simplify audiovisual deployments and enhance interoperability across various sectors.

32. Jun 9•ManilaShaker Philippines | Tech Reviews, Comparisons, and News: AMD launches 12GB Radeon RX 9070 GRE for 1440p streaming workflows

    AMD has released the Radeon RX 9070 GRE desktop graphics card, part of its Radeon RX 9000 Series, featuring 12GB GDDR6 memory. This new card supports AV1, H.264, and H.265/HEVC encode and decode capabilities, catering to high-frame-rate 1440p gaming and video processing needs.

33. Jun 9•Evs: EVS Cerebrum Unifies IP, SDI Broadcast Control with 250+ Protocols

    EVS highlights its Cerebrum broadcast control system, designed for managing IP, SDI, or hybrid infrastructures across various production environments. The system supports over 250 protocols, including NMOS, SDP, and Ember+, and offers flexible, device-agnostic licensing and customizable interfaces for comprehensive control and orchestration. It aims to streamline operations and reduce TCO for broadcasters.

34. Jun 9•TM Broadcast International: EVS Drops Broadcast Moniker to Target Enterprise and Cloud Workflows

    EVS is changing its corporate name from EVS Broadcast Equipment to simply EVS, reflecting its strategic expansion beyond traditional broadcast into a broader live video production technology ecosystem. This rebrand signals the company's move into diverse markets and emphasizes its focus on software-driven, end-to-end solutions for live video production across various environments.

35. Jun 9•SVG Europe - Advancing the Creation, Production and Distribution of Televised Sports Content: FIFA officially sanctions AI-enhanced referee cameras for 2026 World Cup

    FIFA has sanctioned the use of referee-mounted cameras for the World Cup 2026, building on trials at previous tournaments and adoption by broadcasters like Sky Germany and TNT Sports. These 'ref cams' offer new immersive perspectives for sports broadcast production and fan engagement, with vendors like Riedel Communications, Mindfly, and Camera Innovations providing the technology. FIFA partner Lenovo is enhancing the camera footage using AI to reduce motion blur and stabilize the first-person perspectives.

36. Jun 9•BroadcastBridge: TRT deploys eight-unit Ultra HD fleet to anchor NATO summit coverage

    Broadcast Solutions is delivering eight new hybrid 12G-SDI/IP Ultra HD outside broadcast units to TRT, Turkey's national public broadcaster. The fleet, comprising two large trailers and six mid-size trucks, supports TRT's content production for major events and its strategic transition from SDI to IP connectivity.

37. Jun 9•ProVideo Coalition: Sony 4K camera pairing targets shrinking production budgets and crews

    Sony's HXC-FZ90 and BRC-AM7 cameras are highlighted for providing accessible 4K production solutions that address shrinking crew sizes and budgets across sports, faith, and broadcast applications. The Big Ten Network notably adopted over 20 HXC-FZ90 cameras for its StudentU program, aiming to enhance student technical training and improve live streaming quality. The article emphasizes the multidisciplinary value and adaptability of these cameras for various production demands, including their AI-powered subject tracking.

38. Jun 9•No Film School: FCC grants conditional drone approvals but maintains market leader DJI's exclusion

    The FCC has granted conditional approval for several foreign drone models to operate in the U.S. market, but notably excluded market leader DJI due to ongoing security concerns. This decision impacts filmmakers who rely on DJI, compelling them to consider alternative drone suppliers. Industry experts anticipate a challenging transition given DJI's market dominance, prioritizing security over convenience.

39. Jun 8•rAVe [PUBS]: Liberty debuts KVM control and multiview solutions at InfoComm 2026

    Liberty announced new professional AV solutions at InfoComm 2026, including KVM control, advanced multiview, and wireless collaboration. These offerings are designed to simplify AV deployment and enhance performance across various professional settings. The company aims to address real-world AV challenges with user-friendly and reliable solutions.

40. Jun 8•Globalgrowthinsights: DTT Market to Reach $3.12 Billion by 2035 on Digital Upgrades

    The global Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) market is projected to grow to $3.12 billion by 2035 at a 4.69% CAGR, driven by ongoing investments in infrastructure, advanced transmission technologies, and digital broadcasting adoption. Harmonic and ATEME are highlighted among the key players making developments in compression and broadcasting technology for DTT. The market sees product innovations in advanced digital receivers and integrated broadcasting solutions.

41. Jun 8•menafn: Sony Debuts 4K PTZ Cameras with AI Framing, Targets Education and Corporate Streaming

    Sony is launching two new compact, lightweight 4K PTZ cameras, the SRG-AS10 and SRG-XS10, designed for various AV environments including corporate and education. The SRG-AS10 features AI auto framing with subject tracking and multi-person framing capabilities, while both models offer 4K 60p support, enhanced pan/tilt performance, and IP streaming including NDI® HX2, RTSP, RTMP, and SRT protocols.

42. Jun 8•TV Tech: Glensound Debuts DARK22M Audio Interface Supporting Dante, AES67 at InfoComm

    Glensound will exhibit its new DARK22M network audio interface at InfoComm 2026. This device is designed for professional broadcast and live production, supporting Dante and AES67 for high-quality audio routing and conversion. Further details on specifications and pricing are anticipated at the event.

43. Jun 8•No Film School: Sony Ships a7R VI 8K Camera, Boosting High-Res Production Capabilities

    Sony has commenced shipping its new 8K Full-Frame Mirrorless a7R VI camera. This product release offers advanced camera technology relevant for high-resolution content acquisition in streaming production workflows.

44. Jun 8•CNX Software - Embedded Systems News: Qualcomm Integrates 5G, Wi-Fi 7, and On-Device AI in New Dragonwing SoCs

    Qualcomm has unveiled its new Dragonwing MBM715 and MBM415 system-on-chips (SoCs), integrating 5G, Wi-Fi, multimedia processing, and on-device AI for "interactive broadband" devices like smart kiosks and retail terminals. These 4-nm SoCs are designed to combine connectivity, display, camera, and AI, eliminating the need for separate processors in edge devices. The MBM715 notably supports up to 4K@60fps video, AV1/VP9/HEVC codecs, and a dedicated AI engine, while the MBM415 offers a lower-cost option for simpler applications.

45. Jun 8•eCommerceNews Australia: MadisonAV Becomes Exclusive Distributor for Audinate's Full Dante Range in Australia

    MadisonAV has expanded its exclusive distribution agreement with Audinate in Australia to include Dante AVIO Adapters, Dante Domain Manager, and Dante Virtual Soundcard. This partnership simplifies procurement for professional AV integrators managing large Dante deployments and mixed analog/IP environments. The broader agreement extends MadisonAV's role to cover Audinate's full hardware and software range in Australia.

46. Jun 8•Digital Signage Today: PTZOptics to Debut AI-Assisted Video Workflows at InfoComm 2026

    PTZOptics will showcase intelligent video workflows, including connected cameras, software, and AI-assisted tracking, at InfoComm 2026. The company aims to provide practical ways for AV teams to create smarter video environments across various sectors. This includes enhancing production workflows for education, healthcare, public sector, conferencing, and live events.

47. Jun 8•Sportsvideo: Stanley Pup Returns for Third Year, Expands NHL Team Representation

    NHL Productions, Monumental Sports, and Michael Levitt Productions are collaborating on the third annual Stanley Pup, a rescue dog competition. The event, which airs on truTV, HBO Max, Sportsnet, NHL's YouTube channel, and NHL Network, utilizes various Sony cameras and GoPro HERO 11 Black models for production. The initiative aims to entertain and inform audiences while promoting animal adoption.

48. Jun 8•businesswire: Project B Taps FIFA World Cup Producer HBS for 2027 Basketball Circuit

    Project B has appointed Host Broadcast Services (HBS) as the official host broadcaster for its new global basketball circuit, launching in 2027. This multi-year agreement tasks HBS with managing all centralized broadcast production and technical operations, establishing a streaming-first global production model that includes live game production, arena infrastructure deployment, and global feed management for distribution on YouTube and other platforms. The partnership highlights a significant investment in high-quality, streaming-native live sports production infrastructure.

49. Jun 8•Tech Critter: ASUS Launches RTX Spark ProArt PCs for Local AI Workloads in Malaysia

    ASUS Malaysia is launching new RTX Spark-powered ProArt laptops (P16/P14) and Mini PCs in Malaysia, designed for demanding AI workloads, productivity, and gaming. These systems feature NVIDIA RTX Spark technology, enabling capabilities like 12K video editing, 4K AI video generation, and local execution of large language models with up to 120 billion parameters. The ProArt Mini PC offers up to 1 petaflop of AI performance in a compact chassis, targeting creators, developers, and edge AI deployments.

50. Jun 8•CineD: Strada 2 Enables Remote Editing Directly on Local Drives, Introduces RAW Playback

    Strada has launched version 2 of its media access platform, enabling remote collaboration directly on local drives without cloud uploads or downloads. Key updates include RAW and RED RAW playback over standard internet connections, aiming for a more familiar desktop-like workflow for creative professionals. The platform emphasizes cost savings and enhanced security by keeping media on-premises.